ASMATA Rally: Ifurunwa Lauds Traders’ Support for Soludo’s Second Term Bid

By Julie Sylvia, Onitsha

The Chairman of Old Motor Car Parts Dealers Market, Mgbuka Obosi in Idemili North Local Government Area, Chief Ejike Samuel Ifurunwa has commended Anambra State traders for their unwavering support of Governor Charles Soludo’s second term bid as the traders are set to hold a rally tomorrow to demonstrate their backing for Soludo’s re-election.

Recounting Governor Soludo’s achievements which warrants the unalloyed support from the traders, he said, “Governor Soludo’s administration has recorded significant achievements in Anambra State, particularly in the areas of infrastructure development, healthcare, education, and security.

“Some notable projects include road construction, over 400 kilometers of new roads have been constructed, with an average of 28 kilometers completed every month during the dry season. The administration has also maintained existing roads, controlling erosion and constructing flyovers.

“In healthcare, “Soludo’s government has built and equipped general hospitals in each local government area, with a focus on providing world-class healthcare facilities. The governor has also introduced free antenatal care and delivery services for pregnant women.

“In education, the administration has recruited thousands of teachers, implemented skill acquisition programs for youths, known as one youth two skills and provided financial empowerment to support entrepreneurship.

“In Security, Anambra State has become one of the safest states in Nigeria under Soludo’s leadership, with a robust security architecture in place to tackle crime, among other uncountable achievements

“The rally in support of Soludo’s second term bid is scheduled for tomorrow, with traders and supporters expected to turn out in large numbers to demonstrate their backing for the governor’s re-election bid.

“The event is seen as a testament to the governor’s popularity and the impact of his policies on the lives of Anambra residents”, Ifurunwa posited.