APC gubernatorial candidate Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu rejected claims about owing N1 billion to a business partner during Tuesday's campaign council inauguration. The politician attributed the accusations to Governor Chukwuma Soludo's attempt to deflect attention from administrative failures. Ukachukwu declared his wealth reaches billions and questioned the financial capacity of his accusers. He emphasized that opponents discuss him because they recognize his electoral threat. The candidate outlined development strategies focused on agricultural value chains and industrial growth for Anambra State.
Ukachukwu noted the state ranks 33rd nationally across multiple performance indicators according to Philips Consulting. He promised to restore Anambra's position through improved business environments and targeted industrialization policies. Running mate Senator Uche Ekwunife advocated for stronger federal connections to benefit state residents. Campaign organizers appointed Dozie Ikedife Jr. as Director General while party chairman Basil Ejidike announced plans for subsequent zonal and local government council inaugurations.
Ukachukwu noted the state ranks 33rd nationally across multiple performance indicators according to Philips Consulting. He promised to restore Anambra's position through improved business environments and targeted industrialization policies. Running mate Senator Uche Ekwunife advocated for stronger federal connections to benefit state residents. Campaign organizers appointed Dozie Ikedife Jr. as Director General while party chairman Basil Ejidike announced plans for subsequent zonal and local government council inaugurations.
