Anambra 2025 Guber Race: Group Coy of Soludo’s Re-Election Chances

By Praise Chinecherem

Soludo Solution Movement (SSM), a political support group, has expressed confidence that Anambra Governor, Prof Charles Soludo would win his second term bid.
This, according to the group is because of his impressive performance, especially in providing a responsive, responsible and quality leadership to the people of the state.

The Convener of SSM, Hon. Jude Umunnakwe stated this during the inauguration of Hon. Mrs Ifeoma Dike as the new National Woman Leader.

Umunnakwe highlighted the achievements of Gov Soludo in less than two years of being in the driver’s seat of the state.

The SSM Convener noted that the achievements of the administration of the day has become so intimidating to the political opponents who are pleading with him to seek reelection on their platforms.

“It is a serious matter for a political party(APC) where an individual is already projecting himself as the governorship candidate of the party in the 2025 Anambra State guber polls to be appealing to Gov Soludo to run on their platform.

“The simple interpretation one can deduce from that development is that the incumbent governor is a very good brand and a beautiful bride for all the forwarded looking political parties.

“The development as far as we are concerned is Soludo Solution Movement is that the performance of the incumbent governor has dwarfed any aspiration of any individual who may be pretending to be interested in the plum job,” he said.

Earlier, the new National Woman Leader, rolled out her track record when it comes to empowerment of womenfolk in Nnewi South LGA.

She said that it would be clean sweep for the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in her local government area in particular and Anambra State in general.

Dike took over from Lady Amaka Okafor who is now the Convener of Solution Ladies.

Mrs Ukaeje was also named the new Financial Secretary for the group during the National Exco’s and Local Government coordinators meeting which held in Awka.