2025 Guber Race: Moghalu Vows to Bring LP into Anambra Governance

By Olisemeka Obeche

Chief Dr. George Moghalu, the Labour Party candidate for the Anambra governorship election, has declared his readiness to lead his party into the Anambra Government House.

Moghalu, made the declaration on Tuesday, shortly after returning to the state from Abuja. He expressed his readiness to hit the road for campaign tour of the state.

AnambraDaily can authoritatively report that the LP candidate was welcomed by hundreds of flag-waving, cheering Labour Party members and supporters at the Prof. Chinua Achebe International Airport, Umueri.

From the airport, the former managing director of the National Inland Waterways, NIWA, and his entourage rode to his campaign office at Udoka Housing Estate, Awka where he addressed party members, expressing his appreciation for the rousing welcome they gave him.

“I wasn’t expecting the kind of crowd that welcomed me at the airport. It came to me as a surprise and I’m happy about it,” Moghalu told newsmen after his brief address.

On his campaign strategy, Moghalu said it would be centered around issues affecting Anambra citizens and residents and, of course, his development programme for the state.

“I reasure NdiAnambra that we are going to kick off our campaign which will take us to all the nooks and crannies of the state where we will sell our programme.

“There is quite a lot to say and do on the campaign trail, but one thing I know is that it’s about the people. Our campaign is going to be people-centered. It is about the people of Anambra state; it is about changing the narrative; it is about restoring the confidence of our people in their government.

On his electoral chances, the LP candidate said he was confident of winning the poll: “We want to bring Labour Party into governance of Anambra state.

He also expressed confidence that the election would be free, fair and credible, adding “This election is about the people of Anambra state. Anambra people will choose their next governor, not people from outside. Nobody is going to impose anybody on us. Anambra people will decide who will lead them. I can assure you that people’s votes must count in Anambra.”