Anambra 2025: I’ll do only one term if elected – Ifeanyi Ubah

 In the event that Chief Ifeanyi Ubah, the senator representing the Anambra South Senatorial Zone, is elected to the Anambra governorship next year, he has pledged to serve just one term.

Ubah recently left the Young Progressive Party (YPP) to join the All Progressives Congress (APC) and has expressed interest in running against current governor Professor Chukwuma Soludo.

Speaking to media in Nnewi, Ubah promised to serve a single term in order to finish the Anambra South Senatorial District's turn in accordance with the state's current zoning arrangement.

As Senator Ubah, the current governor, Prof. Soludo is from the Anambra South Senatorial Zone and is gearing up for reelection on the platform of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, or APGA.


Ubah expressed concern that the administration of Governor Soludo had proven to be ineffective and that the people of the state were upset with the APGA government, saying that the state needed to be put on the path of economic progress immediately.

In order to disseminate development over the entire state at once, Ubah also pledged to hold local government elections within four months of winning the governorship.

Any dedicated governor may achieve greater success and satisfy the people in the state in four years, in his opinion.


He noted that the people's anticipation that the Professor of Economics would propel them to greater heights had been disappointed because the current administration's sole accomplishment is to destroy the people's means of subsistence. He also noted that development under Governor Soludo has been extremely slow.

"None of my opponents can match my inventive ideas for the state's development.

 “If I become governor, Anambra State will be both commercial and health destination in the South-East in particular, and Nigeria in general.

“Anambra flag will be mounted in many capitals of the world to attract development to the state and our people in the diaspora will be motivated to come and invest at home”, he said.

Ubah said that even as a private person, he had contributed immensely in the  transformation of the lives of  many people in Anambra State in various spheres of life, including sports, empowerment, education, commerce , employment, as well as overall youth and women emancipation.