If elected, John Nwosu, the governor of Anambra State, has pledged to give environmental management and infrastructure development priority.
Nwosu made the promise while campaigning in the Idemili North Local Government Area’s Ogidi headquarters.
Thousands of supporters gathered to hear his plans for the state, and the ADC campaign train roared along.
Ogidi residents urged the upcoming administration to address their issue, pleading for poor road networks and frequent flooding.
Nwosu assured the audience that his administration would give environmental management the care it deserves.
He stated that his administration would concentrate on long-term solutions to community maintenance of roads, drainage, and erosion.
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The ADC continues to build up its support base in the 21 local government areas with only four days until campaigns are over.
Meanwhile, Professor Joash Amupitan, SAN, the head of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has assured voters that the upcoming off-cycle governorship election in Anambra State will be peaceful and credible, citing extensive preparations and a shared commitment to non-violence.
During the ongoing signing of the Peace Accord, which was overseen by former head of state General Abdulsalami Abubakar (rtd), Professor Amupitan reportedly assured the audience in a statement released by INEC on Monday.
The INEC Chairman praised the NPC for its “unwavering commitment to fostering peaceful elections in Nigeria,” noting that the inclusion of the Peace Accord initiative in off-cycle governorship elections has had a significant impact on reducing electoral tensions and violence in the nation.
On November 8, 2025, the Anambra Governorship Election is expected to draw 16 political parties and 2.8 million voters.
Source: Channels TV
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