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I am going to the Senate to tackle Insecurity in Anambra South Senatorial District - Sir Jude Emecheta

Sir Jude Emecheta has expressed his strong desire to represent Anambra South Senatorial District in the Senate, with a focus on restoring security, driving development, and promoting industrialization in the region. In a chat at his office today, Sir Jude Emecheta said that his believe and experience as a seasoned politician and track record of leading APGA to victory in past elections, including Governor Charles Soludo's campaign, makes him the ideal candidate for the job.

Continuing, Emecheta emphasized that the importance of having a senator with the mental capacity to engage with colleagues in the Senate is very important as it will ensure that Anambra South's interests are effectively represented. He urged APGA to make the right decision, considering that other parties are also vying for the position.

Interestingly, Emecheta cautioned party members and delegates against selling their votes, reminding them that any candidate who buys their way to victory will prioritize their stakeholders' interests over the people's needs. He assured APGA that he will remain loyal to the party, regardless of the primary election outcome, demonstrating his commitment to the party's ideals.

Furthermore he stressed that, the reason for his being particular about security, is that adequate security in Anambra South Senatorial District will scare away criminal and criminal elements while attracting investors most of whom are our brothers who are busy developing other climes.

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