APGA Launches Anambra Governorship Election Campaign, Soludo Gets Party’s Flag

September 26, 2021
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THE All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has launched its Anambra governorship election campaign at Ekwueme Square, Awka, and presented the party’s flag to Prof Charles Soludo.

In his address, the APGA National Chairman, Chief Victor Oye, said the party’s records in the state are impeccable and nobody can erase it.

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In his words, “Our governor, Willie Obiano, has performed creditably and the incoming governor, Chukwuma Soludo, will perform superlatively. There is no political party in Nigeria that has the capacity to turn around the lives of the people as much as APGA has done.”

In his acceptance speech, Soludo thanked APGA leaders and members for their support all through the events that led to his emergence as the party’s candidate.

He said: “With a deep sense of humility and gratitude to Almighty, gratitude to our lovely party that gave me the opportunity to be able to fly this flag, we accept to fly this flag. By the special grace of God, the will and wish of the people have been expressed.

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