PDP Anambra South unveils campaign

The Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) in Anambra South initiated an enthusiastic road walk campaign in support of their candidate, Samben Nwosu, for the upcoming 2027 senatorial elections. The event took place at the Jideofor Hotel in Nnewi, bringing together key PDP leaders from the region, including the Deputy National Legal Adviser Chinemelum Ubah, the State Chairman Casmir Ajulu, the State Secretary Sir Sunny Umenne, and the Vice Chairman and Anambra South Chairman Victor Uba.

PDP State Chairman Ajulu expressed confidence in the party's ability to secure victories in the 2027 general elections, asserting that the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), the incumbent ruling party, had not secured any seats in the National Assembly during the 2023 elections. He confidently predicted PDP's triumph, stating, "APGA managed to win the last bye-election after the demise of late Senator Ifeanyi Ubah, but we will win against them come 2027."

Chinemelum Ubah, in his address, called upon the party's seven local government chairmen and ward executives in the Anambra South Senatorial district to spread the message of victory for Nwosu. He emphasized the importance of voting, defending the vote, and monitoring the process, urging the party to ensure Nwosu's success.

Anambra South Senatorial District Chairman Uba stated that the district was well-prepared to back Nwosu, highlighting the party's determination to deliver the candidate's victory. Nwosu himself expressed gratitude for the party's support, emphasizing that his candidacy was not motivated by material incentives but rather by a commitment to elevate the party to greater heights.

He emphasized the significance of trust in the voting process, stating, "I am contesting not with bag of rice or envelope. Trust is more than money. When people vote competence, quality, the issue of a candidate not delivering will be a thing of the past."

The event also marked the official handover of the PDP flag to Nwosu, symbolizing his commitment to the party's cause.