2025: A FULL YEAR OF EXECUTION AND NO DISTRACTION

By Izuchukwu Adichie

The politicians who are currently preparing for the 2025 gubernatorial election against Soludo are setting themselves up for a resounding defeat. Soludo remains steadfast in his commitment to delivering good governance. In Anambra state, 2025 is an election calendar year, providing his government with a unique opportunity to execute its plans with full determination, and with eyes on the ball.

I couldn't agree more. The Soludo administration is definitely on the right track and the year 2025 is critical for the commencement, completion, and commissioning of projects. With Soludo at the helm, there is no doubt that he is fully committed to continuously delivering maximum benefits for ndi Anambra. His focus on tangible results and prioritizing execution is commendable and it is evident that he intends to fulfill the promises made to the people and build a brighter future for the state.

What is impressive is the fact that Soludo, on assumption of office, has set a deadline for his agenda, which is a clear indication of his determination and commitment to leaving a lasting legacy. With a whopping 78% allocated to capital expenditure, and budget implementation starting on January 1, 2025, it is expected that this year's fiscal budget will accelerate even higher,. This is a clear indication that the administration prioritizes improvement in the education and health sector, as well as security and infrastructural development.

Overall, Soludo's agenda is assertive and it is clear that he has the best interests of ndi Anambra at heart.

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