ADC’s Nwosu flags off governorship campaign, promises to secure Anambra

By Vincent Ujumadu

The governorship candidate of African Democratic Congress, ADC, for the November 8 election, Mr. John Nwosu has urged the people of Anambra State to get involved in his determined effort to secure the state when he becomes the governor.

Speaking after receiving the governorship flag at a rally in Onitsha, Nwosu lamented that the state has lost it values due to insecurity, adding that having disappointed the people, the present administration in the state should go.

He said: “We are here to say to Ndi Anambra that you have a credible alternative to Soludo’s administration that has been tested and has failed.  If Soludo did not succeed in the first four years, he won’t succeed in another four years.

 “We are in a marathon race to produce that New Nigeria, but we must start from here in Anambra. We need to create a secure and enabling environment that will attract investors.

“My seven pillars of good governance namely; Security, Health, Education, Economy, Enterprise, Market, and Social Welfare (SHEEEMS), will prioritizes and provide the framework for addressing Anambra’s needs. Every sector will get the deserved attention from government.  Services will be seamless.

“Prioritization and efficiency are the hallmark of good governance. Rest assured that is what we intend to bring about.  We are asking Ndi Anambra to give us their hands, their support and their votes.  We promise four years of seamless, transformative and adaptive governance along these lines.”

Noting that no state can prosper in fear, Nwosu said that under his leadership, the best of hi-tech security infrastructure will be deployed, including finger print and AI-powered facial recognition cameras.

“Within six months, we will restore peace across our communities. Safety will return to our streets; and traditional marriage ceremonies and festivals will return back to our villages”, Nwosu stated. 

He also promised that the era of exploitation will be over once he mounts the saddle. “We will abolish Ndi Aka-Odo and review the tax system. Our traders, shop owners, and small businesses are bleeding.

“We will restructure the tax system to be fair, growth-friendly, and humane. You will no longer pay to suffer! Form my first day I office, we will cut y 30% tariffs and charges paid by shuttle bus and keke drivers, arrow pushers and artisans. 

“We will introduce e- government to fight corruption, improve transparency, and enhance efficiency. With your phones, you will be able to access services, track government income, monitor ongoing projects, and even file complaints—all in real time. A government that works at the speed of technology—not the speed of paperwork.

 “What I say is not just a promise; it is a commitment. Together, we will build a government that serves—not exploit; one that listens—not intimidate; and a government you can trust—not fear. Anambra arise, let’s join our hands”, he added.

 Former national chairman of ADC, Chief Ralph Nwosu, who represented the national chairman of the party, Senator David Mark, said the party has been able to unite Nigerians.

“Since the end of the war, there had been efforts to have handshake across Nigeria and this is what ADC has been able to achieve.

“Our party is grateful that Nigerians have finally agreed to to unite under ADC. The coalition is happening strong in the north and south and the first test will come with the August 16 bye election.

“What we’re doing is not just a flag off. Having brought peace to Nigeria, we urge Anambra’ people to embrace the peace fully by identifying with ADC and I assure you that nobody can stop our course.”

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