The Governor of Anambra State, Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, through his infrastructure and transformation initiatives, is stamping indelible footprints across the state that requires consolidation, as it has become clear that nothing will deter him from this track.

For the first time in the state’s recorded history, the citizens of Anambra will make a decision on the forthcoming gubernatorial election in November based on substantial evidence of sterling performance, not hearsay.

According to Mazi Ejimofor Opara, the Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to Governor Soludo on New Media, since June 11 when the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) blew the whistle for the race to the new government house, now called “Lighthouse” Awka, many have called to enquire about plans for the campaigns, but the point is that there are deadlines the governor has set for himself and everyone on his solution team.

A campaign at this time, Opara stated, would be more of a distraction, which the people of Anambra will not accept, as expectations must be met, as a priority.

“However, for the sake of election economics, we are happy that the early birds are flocking around and keeping the square busy. They are the “Ulagas and Aji Busu” in the masquerade cult. The Ijele will soon seize the entire space,” he said.

The SSA further remarked “Like Oliver De Coque of blessed memory sang many years ago: “Enwelum nnukwu mmanwu, nwe Otimkpu. Nnukwu Mmanwu puta obodo awalu oso, otimkpu a na eti, gidi-gidi bu ugwu Eze.”

He added that Governor Soludo is very busy for now and the party, All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) encourages him to remain focused.