You’ll suffer – AAC’s Ifemeludike warns against abandoning her for Soludo in Anambra election

By Ayorinde Oluokun/Abuja

The candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) in November 8 Anambra governorship election, Chioma Ifemeludike, has said the people of the state will suffer if they don’t vote for her, but decided to return incumbent Governor Chukwuma Soludo to office.

The ACC governorship candidate, who is also a Nollywood actress and producer said this while calling attention to the state of roads in Uche Ekwunife Crescent, Awka in the state capital.

Ifemeludike claimed that while the road in Uche Ekwunife Crescent is totally dilapidated, Governor Soludo “went and built a new Government House with paved roads wide enough to contain him and his entire generations.”

She further accused Soludo of leaving the roads in the state capital in a total state of dilapidation.

“If you miss out, you people will suffer for it because Governor Soludo is not ready to deliver any form of good leadership or even quality social amenities for the people. All he is interested is to show off, showing you people the surface,” Ifemeludike said while presenting herself as the right choice for the people in the November governorship election.

“Oluatuegwu @ccsoludo why are you afraid to repair dilapidating road networks in the capital city of Anambra State,” Ifemeludike wrote on her Facebook page.

“A state capital should not be looking so rural and undeveloped. With the FAAC, state and local governments allocations, internally generated revenue (IGR) we should be seeing the Dubai/Taiwan roads and infrastructure projects in the state capital,” she said.

Ifemeludike therefore advised therefore advised residents of Anambra ‘not to be deceived’, but to come out en masse on November 8 to make a better choice for the next leader of the state.

“On 8th of November, you have a choice and do not say you don’t have a choice and that choice is Chioma for governor 2025.”

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