The people of Isuofia community in Anambra State’s Aguata Local Government Area have pledged their support for the re-election of Governor Chukwuma Soludo, donating N200 million to his campaign. This gesture was made during a grand reception held in Soludo’s honor, as he returned to his hometown ahead of the November 8 governorship election.

According to Mr. Fidelis Okafor, President-General of the Isuofia People’s Movement, the community’s donation is aimed at ensuring a decisive victory for Soludo at the polls. Okafor praised Soludo’s accessibility and commitment to grassroots governance, which he believes has transformed the state and brought pride to the community.

Community leaders, including Ifeanyi Ifemelu and Chief Evarist Ubah, also expressed their support for Soludo’s re-election, citing the positive impact of his policies on the state. They emphasized the need to sustain the progress made so far and urged the people to give Soludo another mandate to continue his transformation agenda.

In response, Soludo thanked his kinsmen for their overwhelming support and encouraged them to come out en masse to vote for the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) on election day. He highlighted some of his administration’s achievements and emphasized the importance of the election in shaping the future of the state.

Soludo noted that while his party is considered the consensus candidate, the people’s votes are crucial in determining the outcome of the election. He urged the community to make their voices heard on November 8, emphasizing that the election is not just about choosing leaders, but about choosing the future they want for their children and generations to come.

The governor’s re-election bid has gained significant momentum, with various communities and groups pledging their support. As the election approaches, Soludo’s campaign has focused on his administration’s achievements and his vision for the state’s future. The outcome of the election will be closely watched, as it is expected to have a significant impact on the state’s development and governance.