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21:38Now PlayingAfrican Action Congress (AAC) governorship candidate, Chioma Ifemeludike, has criticised the state of governance in Anambra, lamenting that residents’ lives “haven’t mattered” under the current administration.
The African Action Congress (AAC) governorship candidate, Chioma Ifemeludike, has criticised the state of governance in Anambra, lamenting that residents’ lives “haven’t mattered” under the current administration.
Ifemeludike stated this in an interview on Thursday’s edition of Channels Television’s Politics Today, while responding to questions on what she would do differently from the sitting Governor, Charles Soludo.
“For me, there is so much to be done in Anambra State, and we haven’t seen it under Professor Soludo’s leadership.
“Especially in security, there were so many deaths that could have been averted. When human lives are concerned, the government’s primary duty should be to protect its people. With all the allocations and internally generated revenue, people’s lives should matter,” she said.
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