THE National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Sly Ezeokenwa, says his party is firmly positioned to retain the governorship seat in Anambra come November 2025, declaring there is “no real contest” in the upcoming election.
Ezeokenwa speaking today, credited the widespread support for APGA to the strong performance of the incumbent governor, Professor Chukwuma Soludo.
“Anambra people can say, ‘We’ve never had it this good in just three years by any elected officials in the past.’ That is the consensus on the streets. In that context, I can say there’s no contest, really,” he said.
According to Ezeokenwa, residents are pleased with the pace of development under the APGA-led administration, reinforcing the party’s dominance since it came to power in 2006.
“There’s no reason for Anambra voters to change a trajectory that’s clearly working. The people still believe in APGA’s vision and performance,” he added.
The statement follows the release of the final list of candidates for the November election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
While acknowledging the presence of multiple contenders, Ezeokenwa insisted that the political reality favors APGA.
He attributed this to the administration’s “leave no one behind” ideology, which he said resonates strongly across the state.
“We seem to be approaching a consensus around the incumbent. There’s widespread agreement that Soludo’s performance has been exceptional and aligns with APGA’s legacy,” he stated.
With official campaigns set to begin, APGA is projecting confidence in its chances of winning re-election in the South-East state.