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Director General of APGA Fans Club, popularly known as Solution 4 Real Movement, Honorable Obiajulu Nwoye has urged members of Christ Embassy and indeed Ndi Anambra to unite behind Governor Soludo to sustain and expand the development strides already taking root across the state.
Nwoye made the call at the Regional Christ Embassy Crusade held on Palm Sunday at Monday Ikpeazu Stadium, Onitsha, the commercial city of the State.
Addressing the audience, the APGA boss highlighted the transformational achievements of Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo in his three years in office, urging continued support for his reelection to further advance the state development.

He emphasized on Soludo’s commitment to infrastructural development across sectors.
“In education, the state has witnessed massive recruitment and training of qualified teachers, coupled with infrastructural renewal in public schools, which has rejuvenated the educational landscape.
“In the health sector, the government has made visible strides in revamping primary and secondary healthcare facilities, improving access to quality medical services for citizens.

“In job creation, Mr Governor has created thousands of jobs through the One Youth, Two Skills programme and entrepreneurship support, thereby empowering youths and reducing unemployment.
“On youth empowerment, the government has launched programs targeted at equipping young people with digital and vocational skills, nurturing a generation of self-reliant and innovative leaders,” he stated.
Nwoye who was a special guest at the event, further highlighted the launch of Agunechemba security outfit, which has liberated Ndi Anambra from criminal bondage and made the state safer—a factor he credited for the massive turnout at the crusade.
The crowd responded with thunderous ovation, a testament to the growing appreciation of Governor Soludo vision and results-driven leadership.
Nwoye’s appearance and message added political weight to the spiritual gathering, underscoring the intersection of faith, governance and civic responsibility.
Those in attendance included top government functionaries.