Ubah, Ozigbo; 2025 Is Done And Dusted, Wait For Another 20 Years

Posted on July 9, 2024

IZUCHUKWU ADICHIE 

Sen. Ifeanyi Ubah and Valentine Ozigbo, who are seeking to contest against Soludo, should know that 2025 is done and dusted and should find another possible vocation, or they will be permanently retired by Hurricane Soludo, even though he is still busy delivering good governance and dividends of democracy to the people, and hasn’t shown interest in seeking re-election.

 

We are aware that Sen. Ubah and Ozigbo had become serial, contenders, and losers of every gubernatorial election. They should wait for 2028 to contest and again lose. It is no longer far from now. Anyone who wants to contest against Soludo is planning to commit political suicide and is up against the collective interest of Ndi Anambra.

 

Soludo’s empathetic and compassionate leadership and stellar performance in just two years in office without even borrowing a kobo has connected him more to the hearts of the people and has humiliated the anti-progressives.

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