Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for the Anambra State governorship election, expressed confidence that he will win the vote scheduled for November 8. He made the statement during a meeting with APC stakeholders from the state’s 21 local government areas and three senatorial districts. The gathering reviewed the party’s performance in recent by‑elections, examined the challenges and disappointments encountered, and approved the creation of campaign councils at the local government, ward, and polling‑unit levels. According to Ukachukwu, each polling unit will have a 30‑member campaign council, while wards and local governments will each have 25 members.
Ukachukwu highlighted the party’s significant progress, noting that it has overcome intimidation and manipulation tactics used in previous elections. He credited this success to the implementation of effective strategies, checks, and balances, and urged party leaders, elders, and members to work together to confront upcoming challenges and secure victory in the state.
The Anambra governorship race is expected to be highly competitive, with the APC aiming to unseat the incumbent All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) government. Ukachukwu’s optimism stems from the party’s efforts to strengthen its campaign structure and address past difficulties. As the election approaches, he is calling on party members to intensify their efforts, mobilize supporters, and reach out to voters to achieve a winning margin. The outcome will be closely watched for its significant implications on Anambra State’s political landscape.
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