Paul Chukwuma Intensifies Campaign Ahead of Anambra Governorship Polls

Sir Paul Chukwuma, a candidate for the Anambra State Governorship election under the All Progressives Congress (APC), has reorganised and engaged with his Primary Election Campaign Council, the Sir Paul Chukwuma Youth Coalition, and various women’s groups as he ramps up preparations for the upcoming election.

The series of meetings began with the Primary Election Campaign Council gathering.

In his address to the Council, Sir Paul expressed gratitude for their dedication so far.

He urged members to maintain their focus on the overarching goal of rescuing Anambra State from subpar leadership.

The Campaign Council’s Director General, Ifeanyi Ibezi commended Sir Chukwuma for his leadership and also acknowledged the commitment of council members.

He affirmed that Sir Paul Chukwuma’s campaign strategy was clearly focused on building an inclusive coalition aimed at bringing about meaningful change in Anambra State.

He expressed optimism about the campaign’s trajectory, pledging that activities would gain momentum from this January through the Primary Election phase and into the General Election scheduled for November.

During his engagements with women and youth groups, Sir Paul Chukwuma also conveyed his appreciation and encouraged these groups to put forth their best efforts in the weeks and months ahead.

In a display of goodwill, he presented Christmas and New Year packages to all attendees, fostering a spirit of unity and camaraderie among his supporters.

The gathering was attended by notable members including Director General of the campaign Council, Ifeanyi Ibezi, Deputy Directors Uzu Okagbue (Central), Chief Jude Osude (South), and Ralph Okeke (North).

Also present were Barrister C.J. Chinwuba, Secretary of the Campaign Council, along with key figures such as Mr. James Eze (Campaign Council spokesman), Hon. Ngobidi Divine (Director of the Youth Coalition), and Barr Nonso Nwaebili (Deputy Director of Protocol), among others.

Confidence Okwuchi