2025: Anambra Needs Social Re-Engineering-Moghalu

By Chuks Collins, Awka

 Feb 20, 2025

Frontline aspirant in the forthcoming Anambra governorship election, Chief George Moghalu, has called on the people of Anambra state to used the opportunity offered by the election to take back their destiny from what he termed "Kabu-Kabu" leadership. 

Moghalu made the call while interacting with members of the Labour Party, LP, led by the stakeholders at Aguata, Orumba North and South Council areas of the state.

According to Moghalu, who is the party's favorite aspirant in the election, the state needs an urgent dose of social re-engineering. 

Accompanied by his top campaign chiefs, led by the Director-General, Chief Okey Chukwuogo, thanked God for the opportunity given the people to speak with their votes, adding that he was in the area as part of his desire to engage in a one-on-one interactive session with LP Stakeholders and executives 

The aspirant, laden with seeming deep emotions lamented that the state has decayed and gone so far back that it's almost a big security burden to visit or even acknowledge you are from Anambra. 

Therefore, he stated, "..we must sieze the opportunity of the Nov 8 governorship election to redeem the ugly situation.

"How can one explain that three years after taking over the rein of power, our dear governor was still grappling with the decision of which led to put forward or backwards.

"While other neighboring states adopted modern method of doing things, Anambra State under the watch of a 'professor' is groping in almost pre-historic era style.

"Today whereas other contemporary upscale states of Anambra's ilk have continued to marvel the nation, Anambra government trots far behind chasing braless old women with vehemence."

Moghalu therefore urged citizens to note that "the purpose of renewal of mandate after every four years was to give room for review/correction of perceived errors and mistakes. So let's use the party primary of April 5, 2025; and Nov 8,2025 election to install someone we can count on, Chief George Moghalu. I am here. Anambra must be socially reengineered by our collective effort," he pointed out.