…Rejigs Campaign Council, Youth and Women Groups
By Jude Atupulazi
As the countdown to this year’s gubernatorial election in Anambra State begins, Sir Paul Chukwuma, frontline aspirant for Anambra State Governorship, on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has rejigged his Primary Election Campaign Council, as well as Youth Coalition and women’s groups.
The Primary Election Campaign Council meeting which was among three separate meetings he held, was attended by the Director General, Hon. Ifeanyi Ibezi; Deputy Director General, Central, Uzu Okagbue; Deputy Director General South, Chief Jude Osude; Deputy Director General North, Hon. Ralph Okeke; and Barr C.J. Chinwuba, Secretary of the Campaign Council.
Other principal members of the Council in attendance included, Mr. James Eze, Campaign Council spokesman; Hon. Ngobidi Divine, Director of the Youth Coalition; Barr Nonso Nwaebili, Deputy Director of Protocol, among many Campaign Council members.
Addressing the Council, Sir Paul Chukwuma thanked members for how far they had come. Reiterating that there was still more to be done ahead, Mr. Chukwuma tasked members to remain focused on the goal which, he said, was to rescue Anambra State from the clutches of mediocre leadership.
For his part, the DG of the Campaign Council, Hon. Ifeanyi Ibezi, thanked Sir Paul Chukwuma for his leadership and also members of the Campaign Council for their commitment. He also expressed confidence in the journey, assuring that the Campaign would take a new leap from January till the end of the Primary Election phase, and from thence till November when the General Elections would be held.
Interfacing with the women and youth groups, Sir Chukwuma also thanked them, as he charged the groups to be at their best in the coming days, weeks and months. In their separate reactions, the groups vowed to remain even more committed to the cause till the goal was reached.
Members of all groups that attended the meeting were gifted with Christmas and New Year package in the spirit of the season by Sir Chukwuma.
