by James Sambo

Mr Chikwe Udensi, a governorship aspirant for the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Abia State has said that a microscope is needed to see the achievements of the current Abia administration. Udensi made the assertion at the party’s secretariat in Abuja, after picking up the nomination form to contest in next year’s elections.

“I and any other person need microscope to see what the present governor has done with the huge financial allocations to the state,” Udensi said, “What I can see clearly is what he has not done, which can best be seen from the angle of what I intend to do, such as the infrastructure arrangement in the State. The infrastructure arrangement in the state has decayed beyond comprehension and needed a radical change.”

Udensi did not stop there, “Abia people are ready for a change and I am that person to give them the change in that state.”

He said the commercial nerve centre of the Igbo race, not just Abia, had been allowed to get to a level where it is becoming nauseating.

“I will ensure that things are as they were supposed to be in our great state if voted in.

“I would always be used in solving our numerous problems and our persistent effort to building an egalitarian society.”

Udensi, who is the current National Secretary of Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON), and has worked as a consultant to many public sector organisations, added that for the past 16 years, Abia had been in bondage. The APGA nomination form cost Udensi N12 million to buy the nomination form.

YEditor