By Nnedinma Michael
In a rousing speech, Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, governorship candidate for the 2025 Anambra election under the All Progressives Congress (APC), has vowed to fix what he described as a “broken Anambra,” pledging to restore the dignity of governance and improve the quality of life for Ndi-Anambra.
Speaking during a visit to Agulu community, Ukachukwu said Anambra State was in dire need of visionary and compassionate leadership that would rebuild critical infrastructures, attract investments, and empower the people. He lamented the current state of the roads, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions, which he said had deteriorated under successive administrations.
“Our people deserve better. Anambra must work again, and it will. We cannot continue this way when our potentials as a state are enormous but untapped. My commitment is to fix the broken system and make governance truly work for the people,” Ukachukwu declared to a cheering crowd.
He also pledged special support for Agulu, noting its strategic importance as a hub for education and tourism in the state. “Agulu has produced some of the best minds in our state. My administration will prioritize this community in our development plan, with special focus on road networks, youth empowerment, and agricultural support,” he said.
Addressing youths at the event, Ukachukwu urged them to take ownership of the 2025 election, emphasizing that their active participation would determine the direction of the state’s future. “This is your time to reclaim Anambra. We can no longer sit and complain — we must act. Let us rebuild Anambra together,” he added.
The visit drew massive turnout from party supporters, traditional leaders, and community groups who pledged their solidarity to the APC candidate.
Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, a businessman and philanthropist, is contesting the 2025 Anambra governorship election on the platform of the All Progressives Congress. He is known for his long-standing contributions to community development and advocacy for transparent governance in the state.
