I foresee flawless Nov.6 guber – AP Chairman

The Accord Party (AP) Chairman in Anambra, Chief Bartho Igwedibia, says he forsees flawless Nov. 6 governorship election in the state, despite tension generated by litigations within the APC and PDP.

Igwedibia made the assertion in an interview in Awka on Thursday.

“There is every sign that those banking on fraudulent practices in the next governorship election in Anambra will be disappointed.

“This is because the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and security agencies might not be willing to do their bidding,” he said.

Igwedibia, who said that his party would spring a surprise in the election, noted that the chances of Dr Godwin Maduka, AP’s candidate becoming the next governor of the state was higher than other candidates’.

“Anambra masses are interested in voting Dr Maduka, because his giant achievements in his country home, Umuchukwu in Orumba are an eloquent testament of what he is coming to do in the state as a whole.

“Our governorship candidate is academically sound with three doctorate degrees. He is well established as a key player in the field of medical sciences in the United States of America.

“The people at the grassroots want him and he will likely enjoy massive support in the next governorship election in the state,” he said.

Igwedibia said that the party would commence it’s campaign in the 326 wards in Anambra next week, noting that the party had a lot of packages for the youths, women and the elderly.

He said that the party had experienced politicians who understood both the environment and the political psyche of the people.

The state chairman of Accord Party, appealed to the people of the state to support Maduka whom he described as ‘God sent’ for Anambra to move to the next level of development.

“If Accord produces the next governor, Anambra will be a reference point in medical tourism, food production, women and youth empowerment as well as security, because these are key in our agenda,” he added.