Anambra 2025: PDP, APC enter accord to upstage Soludo

 By Chuks Collins, Awka 

Sept 26,2025


The members of the People's Democratic Party PDP in Anambra State have thrown their full political weight behind the Governorship aspiration of Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, the popular candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the coming Nov 8,2025 Governorship election.


In a brief remark while introducing the PDP members and eggheads, to Ukachukwu/his key campaign organization heads, earlier today, the leader of the group, Hon. Joseph Madubeze vowed they wouldn't relent until Soludo was upstaged.


Madubueze disclosed that he was speaking the collective decision and minds of all PDP members and executives  from the seven Councils constituting the Anambra North senatorial zone as it concerned the coming Nov 8,2025 Governorship election.


He emphasized that it was unfortunate that the incumbent Soludo administration disappointed the citizens, especially the pains and hardship its been visiting on all inhabitants of Anambra State.


So they vowed to ally with someone with demonstrable progressive credentials and mind like Ukachukwu to remove Soludo.


A cross section of the people lamented that they have been subjected to untold hardship instead of providing democratic  dividend, Soludo-led All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).                          


 Madubueze told the APC candidate that those present were only representatives of their groups,  describing him(Ukachukwu) as a 'Daniel' who has come to judgment.


He emphasized that the Senatorial  zone has unanimously declared their full support for Ukachukwu.


The people admitted that the APC for a resounding transformation of the State.



Prince Ukachukwu welcome them warmly commending their resolve to team up with him to achieve the aim of all people of goodwill in the State that have resolved to remove Soludo at the ballot on Nov 8, 2025.

                             

A party stalwart,  

Emeka Ezejimofor from Ward 5, Fegge Onitsha, Nkechi Okosi from Ward 4, Onitsha North, and Joy Ukwu Odakpu from Onitsha Ward 3 stated that their purpose of their visits was to identify with the Ikukuoma campaign team to deliver APC candidate in the forthcoming. election.                 They said: "We will assiduously  work with you and deliver the mandate  come November 8.

In his response,  Ukachukwu assured all of his readiness to partner with them, and advised them to work hard for the success of  the election. 

The APC candidate promised not to betray them if they massively vote him into power, advising  all the seven constituent local government areas should join  the campaign  council, identify with their wards and be part of the Agricultural Loan that would be given randomly to them.

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