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National President, Heavy Duty Drivers’ Association, Hon Uche Rogers Nebuwa (a.k.a Onatara dike mma) has assured Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State of winning his second tenure bid.
He described Soludo’s reelection as non-negotiable having embarked on war against killer native doctors and construction of scores of roads in the state.
Nebuwa also commended the governor for appointing Dr Law Mefor, who is from Abatete community as a commissioner and expressed satisfaction that the Chairman of Idemili North Local Government Area, Stanley Nkwoka, is also from Abatete.
“Special Adviser to Governor Chukwuma Soludo on Security, Chinenye Ihenko, (a.k.a.Okpompi) and his deputy, Nwokoye, have been doing a good work on security and I also commend the governor for their appointment.
According to the Drivers’ President, Soludo’s achievements, especially on roads, human capital development, water tight security put in place, among others will speak for him come November 8 gubernatorial election.
“The governor has done a lot in security, these killer native doctors that work with Yahoo boys, Okite and others are deadly and should not be spared. They are all killers and if not for Soludo, by now we would have left the state for them.
“I urge the people of Anambra to pray for our beloved Governor for his efforts in seeing to the betterment of the people. I urge the support of the people on the reelection of our Governor to continue in his good work.
“This is three years in the office of Soludo and you can see Anambra transformation in every sector of the economy, education, good road network and human capital development.
“I urge Ndi Anambra to sustain the good work of our Governor by voting for him. Go and obtain your voters’ cards to support our Governor on the election that is coming up on November 8.
“I also commend our brother, Mayor of Idemili North, Ochendo, Stanley Nkwoka and also the Commissioner of Information, Law Mefor, for their good work in the state and Okpompi and his deputy, Nwokoye, for making the state a place to live in,” he stated.
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