THE IMPERATIVES OF REELECTING PROF SOLUDO: A CALL TO THE YOUTHS AND WOMEN OF ANAMBRA STATE‎‎

‎‎Tel: 0803 474 7898 ‎‎As November 8th approaches, the civic and moral duty before the good people of Anambra State—especially our vibrant youths and industrious women—is to defend the progress we have started under the leadership of Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, the people’s governor. The task before us is not merely political; it is a generational responsibility to preserve, protect, and perfect the reforms that are laying the foundation of a digital, industrial , safe, and prosperous homeland.‎‎Governor Soludo’s administration has been an era of rebirth—a deliberate reconstruction of our economic, social, and moral fabric. For our youths, he has built the pillars of empowerment upon innovation and skill development rather than empty slogans. Through his One Youth, Two Skills Initiative, thousands of Anambra youths have been trained and equipped in digital technology, fashion, agribusiness, creative arts, and automobile mechanics etc. These are not token gestures but sustainable pathways to wealth creation and self-reliance. Soludo’s digital training programs and business grants have positioned young Anambrarians to become not just job seekers but job creators in the emerging economy. The youths are not just trained for the domestic market but are made ready for export.‎‎For Anambra women, Soludo’s government has redefined inclusion and empowerment. His administration has ensured that women are not spectators but active participants in governance and economic life. From appointing women as commissioners, advisers, and local government transition committee members to supporting thousands of women-led small and medium-scale enterprises, Soludo has walked his talk. The Anambra Women Empowerment Fund, cooperative support programs, and gender-sensitive agricultural interventions have uplifted the dignity and productivity of women across the state. To abort this progress, midway would be a tragic betrayal of all that our mothers, wives, and sisters have laboured for.‎‎Contrast this record with the pitiable showmanship of a rival candidate who, two nights ago on Channels Television, embarrassed himself before the politically sophisticated electorates of Anambra State. Instead of presenting coherent policies or a credible development agenda, he regurgitated half-baked promises wrapped in empty rhetoric. His performance was a sad reminder of the dangerous era of mediocrity that Soludo’s emergence had rescued us from. The electorate of Anambra are not gullible—they can see through the poorly rehearsed gimmicks of political gold diggers seeking power for self-enrichment rather than service.‎‎This election is not between Soludo and his opponents; it is between progress and regression, vision and confusion, light and darkness. More importantly, it is the election of the youths and women—for they are the backbone of our state’s growth and the primary beneficiaries of Soludo’s people-centered reforms. To re-elect Soludo is to vote for the continuation of roads, schools, hospitals, digital training, agricultural expansion, and inclusive governance. To abandon this vision midway is to hand over our collective future to the same reckless political adventurers who once destroyed it.‎‎Therefore, let us mark November 8th as a sacred civic duty day—the day we shall, by the power of our votes, permanently politically quarantine these opportunistic gold diggers to the grave of irresponsible retirement. Let us rise in one voice—youths and women together—to say: No retreat, no surrender in the march of progress.‎‎On November 8th, come out in your numbers. Vote APGA, vote Soludo, and vote for yourselves—for continuity, stability, and the unbroken journey toward the Anambra of our dreams. The future is already unfolding; let us not turn back. Let’s march on like the fierce solutionists and solution soldiers that we are. Our victory is just some hours away!!!