Grassroots group mobilises for massive re-election victor for Soludo

The Anambra Patriots for Soludo (APS), a political support group, has reaffirmed its commitment to securing a resounding re-election victory for Governor Chukwuma Soludo in the upcoming November 8 governorship election in Anambra State.

At a strategic meeting held in Nise, Awka South Local Government Area, the group’s Chairman, Chief Damian Ejiamatu, expressed confidence in Governor Soludo’s growing grassroots support. He praised the unanimous endorsement of Soludo by residents across the two wards in Nise and announced a N2 million donation to bolster local campaign activities. Ejiamatu also pledged an additional N2 million to deepen outreach efforts.

In a bold directive to members, Ejiamatu urged full consolidation of support for Soludo by dismantling structures of rival political parties within the community. “We are not ready to surrender a single vote to opposition candidates. Collapse every opposing structure within the next one week,” he charged.

He also extended an olive branch to members of other political platforms under the Renewed Hope coalition, assuring them of full integration into the APS network.

Ejiamatu attributed the growing momentum behind Soludo’s candidacy to his credible leadership and achievements in office, which have reportedly won the admiration of voters and rival groups alike.

Other leaders at the meeting echoed similar sentiments. Chief Bonny Ebutu commended Ejiamatu’s generosity and loyalty to the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), noting that his philanthropic leadership has inspired renewed political confidence in Nise.

The Anambra State APGA Chairman, Ifatu Obiokoye, described Ejiamatu as a “God-sent” stakeholder for Awka South, expressing optimism that Nise would deliver 99.9% of its votes for Governor Soludo. He encouraged party members to align under the “Nise Agenda” and maintain unity until victory is secured.

Also present, Deputy Governor Onyekachukwu Ibezim praised Ejiamatu’s grassroots mobilization, describing his efforts as “instrumental in locking down Nise for Soludo.”

With the elections fast approaching, the APS movement appears to be galvanizing massive local support, reinforcing Soludo’s bid for another term as Anambra’s governor.