One of the main candidates of the APC progressive congress in the next election of governor of November 8, 2025, Professor Obiora Okonkwo has appealed to Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduen led the national work committee of the party to consider him as the candidate for consensus for consensus for The elections elections for elections. .
Okonkwo made the appeal while heading to the NWC party during the official start -up of the new APC State Secretariat in Awka, the capital of the state of Anambra, on Saturday.
Remember that the national president of the party, Dr. Ganduje in one of his strategic meetings with an APC support group known as Stand 2 stand with Tinubu ball in the National Secretariat of the Party in Abuja, declared that the party would prefer to have a candidate of consensus to have an unpopular candidate for the Anambra governorate ticket before the elections.
He also pledged to present an award to Anambra APC if they could join and produce a consensus candidate to avoid stress and financial jambolee that entails celebrating conventional primary elections to choose a candidate.
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Speaking more about development, Okonkwo said that it is still the best candidate that APC can use to disapprove the governor of the state of Anambra, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo of the APGA of the Great Progressive Alliance in the elections.
He expressed the confidence that if he is chosen as the governor, Anambra will be ready to witness unprecedented growth, peace and development that would transform the lives of NDI-Anambra.
He promised to defend the values ​​of good governance, transparency and service to the people of the state of Anambra, saying that these are the basis of APC's vision for the country.
Okonkwo said he was still committed to supporting the ongoing transformation policies of the LED government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and added that he will work with the president to ensure that the vision of a state of anambra major is achieved for the benefit of all residents regardless of the tribe, ethical region and political affiliations.
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