Nwosu Says Soludo’s Attack On Opponents Borne Out Of Poor Performance Induced Anxiety
Mr John Nwosu, the candidate of Africa Democratic Congress (ADC) has said the unprovoked attack by Gov. Chukwuma Soludo on other candidates for Nov. 8 governorship election in Anambra was an indication that was becoming increasingly aware of his failure.
Nwosu said this in Sunday while reacting to the comments by Soludo that anybody from Anambra South Senatorial District contesting for the governorship was trying to thwart the zoning arrangement and should be subjected for psychiatric examination.
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The Technology expert said it was deeply disturbing that Soludo had resorted to name-calling, labeling, and stereotyping his political challengers to point of suggesting they require psychiatric evaluation.
“Such remarks reflect a growing anxiety and a clear realisation that his time in office may be limited to a single term, largely due to his disappointing governance record.
“We have have not only pledged to serve for one term but have done so in honour of the state’s zoning arrangement, a mark of statesmanship, integrity, and regional equity,” he said.
Nwosu said he had sworn a public affidavit affirming his commitment to serve a single term in office.
He described the public oath as a testament to his dedication to fairness and the rule of law, values that should be celebrated, not mocked.
“Rather than hurl insults at those offering Anambra people a better alternative, Soludo should focus on explaining the shortcomings of his administration and why the promise of his tenure remains unfulfilled.
“Indeed, ‘pass six is not passing sense’ Anambra deserves *e-government* not Soludo’s Archaic m
odule,” he said.
