More Reactions Trail Appointment Of Soludo As National Leader Of APGA

The Senior Special Assistant to Governor Chukwuma Soludo on Security, Maazi Chukwuma Okpalezeukwu has described the recent appointment of Governor Soludo as the National Leader of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, as a step in the right direction.

Maazi Okpalezeukwu disclosed this during the APGA’s National Campaign flag off held at the Dr. Alex Ekwueme Square, Awka.

Speaking to newsmen during the event, Maazi Okpalezeukwu said that the recent appointment of the Anambra state Governor as the National Leader of the party is meritorious and befitting.

He described Governor Soludo as a man who has what it takes to transform Anambra state and take the party to greater heights, as evident in his unprecedented development already being witnessed across the state within his less-than one year in office.

Maazi Okpalezeukwu who is the leader of Anambra Youth Volunteers expressed confidence that the All Progressives Grand Alliance will win massively during the forthcoming general elections and urged Ndi Anambra and other eligible voters resident in Anambra state to vote for all the candidates of the party for the continuous development of the State and Nigeria at large.

According to him, APGA remains the only progressive party that has a people-oriented cut-out manifesto geared towards the lifting and betterment of the downtrodden and the less privileged ones in the society.

The SSA who is also the State Director of Operations of Anambra Joint Enforcement Team, ANJET, made it clear that they will continue to work two-four-seven to ensure that the state is sanitized of illegal revenue merchants and touts across the state.

Maazi Okpalezeukwu advised youths in the state to key into Governor Soludo’s administration, which he said has good policies and programmes for Anambra youths to make them self-reliant.

He equally joined Governor Soludo in calling on the federal government to release the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, as a step towards addressing some of the challenges facing Ndigbo in Nigeria.