Governor Chukwuma Soludo has emphasized that the flag of the All Progressives Grand Alliance will continue to fly higher in Anambra state and even beyond the state.
Governor Soludo was speaking when he paid a courtesy call no his Predecessor and the APGA board of trustee chairman, Chief Willie Obiano
The event which took place at Chief Obiano’s countryhome, Aguleri, attracted some critical stakeholders in the state including, Wife of the Governor, Mrs Nonye Soludo, the Deputy Governor, Dr Onyekachukwu Ibezim, the Speaker, Anambra state House of Assembly, Right Honourable Uchenna Okafor,. Chief of Staff to the Governor, Mr Ernest Ezeajughi among others.
Governor Soludo who said that the visit was to wish him and his family a merry Christmas noted that such good relationship will always help Anambra grow better.
Assuring that APGA will continue to give Anambra a progressive development, Governor Soludo commended Chief Willie Obiano for laying a good foundation with his legacy projects which include the Anambra International Passenger and Cargo Airport Umueri.
Noting that his wise council and collaboration are needed for a greater Anambra, Governor Soludo noted that Anambra is looking forward to a greater development under APGA leadership.
Governor Soludo promised to continue making Anambra state a shining light irrespective of the constraints and economic situation in the country.
He said that APGA will continue to grow stronger and assured of his support to enable the third largest political party in Nigeria win all the legislative seats in the state and beyond.
The Former Governor and Chairman Board of Trustee of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Chief Obiano while receiving the governor and his entourage commended his giant strides in the past nine months and asked ndi Anambra to give total support to the governor.
He also asked the people in his cabinet to always provide the governor with every necessary advise that will enable him succeed as a tree does not make a forest.
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