The traditional Ruler of Amanuke in Awka North Local Government Area Igwe Alphonsus Ezebuilo says the relative peace that has continued to prevail in Anambra State is due to the administrative ingenuity of Governor Willie Obiano.
Speaking to the ABS in Awka, Igwe Ezebuilo equally Stated that the peaceful conduct of the just concluded Anambra State Governorship election is a clear testament that Governor Willie Obiano has through his purposeful leadership endeared Ndi Anambra to his administration and the All Progressives Grand Alliance APGA.
The traditional Ruler of Amanuke Community extolled the giant strides of Governor Willie Obiano in Anambra State especially his Community Choose your Project initiative which he noted has brought even development to the hinterlands across the state.
Igwe Ezebuilo while expressing happiness with the outcome of the just concluded Governorship election in Anambra State which produced Professor Chukwuma Soludo of APGA as the Governor elect, affirmed that the Governor elect will continue with those Programmes that have endeared APGA to the people.
He assured Governor Willie Obiano and the Governor-elect professor Soludo of the continuous support of the people of Amanuke to their administration.
Meanwhile, the traditional leader of Non indigenes in Anambra State Chief Amos Nkwuda, has described the emergence of Professor Chukwuma Soludo as Governor Willie Obianos successor as the will of God.
Speaking in Awka, Chief Nkwuda who described the just concluded Governorship election in Anambra State as most credible, Commended Governor Willie Obiano for creating an enabling environment that ensured peaceful Coexistence amongst various groups in the State including the non-Indigenes and called on other governors to emulate him.
Chief Nkwuda who said that Continuity always pays in Governance maintained that Governor Willie Obiano took a wise choice in choosing professor Chukwuma Soludo as his successor which has been ratified by the Anambra Electorate in the just concluded Governorship election.
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