Anambra deputy governor says council poll fantastic, commendable

Sun, Sep 29, 2024
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THE Anambra State Deputy Governor, Dr Onyeka Ibezim on Saturday described the Council poll as fantastic and commendable.

Ibezim stated this after casting his voted at the polling unit 016 at Community Primary school Mbaukwu, Awka South LGA.

He expressed confidence that the outcome of the poll would speak volume of Gov Chukwuma Soludo’s administration developmental projects.

According to him, the residents were already aware of the governor’s achievements within two years in office and will reciprocate accordingly at the  ballot.

He said that APGA was on the lips of every Anambra State resident and charged voters to ensure their votes counted in the council poll.

NAN reports that APGA is the leading across polling units having also provided candidates for all the 21 Council Areas and 326 electoral awards unlike other political parties.

NAN also reports that no other political party agents was visibly seen within the voting centre.

The council poll results collation is ongoing across all the polling units of the state wards and results will be announced at the ANSIEC headquarters after collation.(NAN)

Photo Caption: Dr Onyeka Ibezim, Anambra Deputy Governor casting vote at polling unit 016 Community Primary school Mbaukwu

28th September, 2024.

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