2 years in office: Soludo is an embodiment of God's blessing and exceptional dedicated administrator - ASMATA Prayer Coordinators
By Chinwe Nwacha, Onitsha
The Leader of Anambra State Market Amalgamated Traders Association prayer coordinators, Pastor Jeremiah Ezenwahuruaku, described Governor Charles Soludo on his 2 years anniversary as an embodiment of God's blessing and exceptionally dedicated administrator who is committed to the unity, stability and development of the state.C
Governor Charles Soludo is a Messiah to our state, he is going round the state performing wonders which I can attribute to his being economic quagmire, making use of the state money without borrowing, this is who was left without money when he assumed office.
He said that as a result of this gigantic achievements in just two years there is hope of doubling the achievements in the next two years and by implication the governor is now a sellable product that does not need advertisement.
The leader of the team reiterated that what the governor is doing for traders are uncountable disclosing that they have vowed to partner with him and to give him all their votes come 2025 gubernatorial election.
He also commended him for his tireless effort in the restoration of lost glory of traders, Anambrarians and urged him not to relent in his good work.
"He puts round peg in a round hole. Chief Evarist Uba, Special Adviser to the Governor on Trade and Markets, and ASMATA PG, Hon. Humphrey Anuna, are instances of what I am saying as the duo are veterans in trade and markets.
"These two personalities joined hands together and amended markets in Anambra state. Now there is peace and progress in the market, everything is moving accordingly, nothing like trouble in the markets, all the markets in the state are calm, we traders are very happy for our working governor.
"My prayer for governor is long life and prosperity, the wisdom given to him to make Anambra state as one of the best states in Nigeria must be achieved. He should not relent in his effort to take the state to the next level, he pleaded.