Let’s Look At Soludo’s ‘Failures’

Some comments do not really require a reply at all. But, for the avoidance of doubts, I agree that:

Soludo is a failure for putting in motion the construction of over 400 kilometers of roads in less than 2 years of assuming office.

Soludo is certainly a failure for employing 5,000 teachers in his first 6 months in office.

Soludo certainly failed by employing over 300 doctors and other health care practitioners in less than 9 months in office.

Certainly, Soludo is a failure for increasing workers’ salaries last December and for sustaining the 24th of every month payment of salaries and pensions, both for current civil servants and pensioners.

Is Soludo not a failure for putting in motion the building of a befitting Government House in Awka that has eluded the state since 32 years of its creation?

Soludo is a failure for giving over 1.5 billion Naira to missionary schools to help them improve the conditions of their schools.

Soludo certainly failed by initiating the employment of another set of 3,000 teachers for public schools, all in less than 2 years in office.

Soludo is truly the ‘worse’ failure for liberating and defeating hoodlums that held 8 local governments hostage in the state before his assumption of office on March 17, 2022.

How can Soludo not be a failure for cleaning and giving meaning to life to the once forgotten people of Okpoko?

How can Prof, Charles Chukwuma Soludo CFR not be a failure for ensuring that Nzam, headquarters of Anambra West for once, have hope of having vehicles access their headquarters. Certainly, the people of Nzam must consider him a massive failure.

Soludo certainly has failed for changing the over 25,000 diesel-powered street lights to more cost-effective solar powered street lights, saving the state more than 650M Naira every month.

Reducing the cost of governance since March 17, 2022, and having not borrowed a dime is, to say the least, a failure on the part of Soludo.

Honestly, Prof Charles Chukwuma Soludo CFR has ‘failed’ woefully, but Ndi Anambra are happy with his kind of failure. Only the propagandists, and people who do not access the purse of the state freely any more are angry and rightfully so!

 

 

 

 

— Mazi Ejimofor Opara
Writes from Awka, the Anambra State Capital.