By Chuks Collins
The numerous acts of benevolence and selfless service to God and humanity by Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, the Anambra State Governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the next month’s election have continued to count immensely in his favour.
Describing Prince Ukachukwu as a proven benefactor, interventionist, performer and selfless man who has all his life used his hard-earned money to help the society, the Accord Party vowed to synergize with APC on Nov 8,2025 to deliver him.
Leading a powerful delegation of Accord Party leadership drawn from Anambra State’s 21 Councils, the Deputy National Chairman of Accord Party, Hon Dike Innocent Igboekwe on a solidarity visit to the APC flagbearer at his Orsumenyi community, Nnewi South Council of Anambra State.
The visit, Hon Igboekwe noted, was to draw a support and endorsement for Ukachukwu (popularly called Ikukuoma -Wind of Glory) for the Nov 8 election in the State.
The delegation made up of 14-man Committee from each of the 21 Councils of the state, who came not only to support him but to partner with him.
Igboekwe stated that, “we came to put in our best to make sure we take over the seat of government in Agu- Awka come November 8”
A visibly elated Ukachukwu pledged to partner with Accord Party during the electioneering campaign and during his tenure in office as the governor of Anambra State.
The Accord Party believed much in Ukachukwu as a business man who has invested much in business built , many industries where a lot of youths roaming the streets of the country are gainfully employed, trusting that he will do more to salvage Anambra state from the hands of marauders who have held the state hostage for long.
Igboekwe outlined some of the strategies they have adopted to secure votes for ikukuoma, including a one million-man march all over the state to demonstrate their strength in collaboration with other affiliate organizations of Accord Party.
He noted that “We promised to take Anambra by strom on that occasion and cap it up on Nov 8 with a landslide clean sweep at the poll.
