Primary: RHA Anambra Coordinators urged to mobilize APC members for Tinubu
By Chinedum Treasure
Anambra State Coordinator of Renewed Hope Ambassadors (RHA) for President Bola Tinubu's re-election in 2027, Chief Okey Ezenwa has urged Renewed Hope coordinators at the zonal, local and ward levels in the state to mobilize members of All Progressives Congress (APC) in their areas to vote for Tinubu in the party's presidential primaries on Saturday.
Ezenwa, in a statement on Friday, Ezenwa said Tinubu deserved a second term in office in view of his achievements in the past three and half years.
According to him, the presidential primaries would be direct and conducted in all electoral wards across the country, where party members in each state are expected to troop out in their wards and vote for President Tinubu to fly the party's flag in the 2027 general elections for a second term in office.
He explained that the Renewed Hope Ambassadors in the state are expected to lead the charge, vote massively for the president and mobilize members of the party in their areas to follow suit.
"President Tinubu has laid a solid foundation for economic recovery and growth by creating a single forex regime, stabilizing the Naira, removing the fuel subsidy and promoting massive infrastructural development across the country.
"The Badagry-Sokoto superhighway, the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway, the Enugu-Onitsha, Enugu-Umuahia-Aba-Portharcourt expressways have received priority attention since Tinubu became President.
"These roads are the main catalysts for economic development. Besides, the South East Development Commission, which the president established, has remained the game-changer in the region's drive for infrastructural and industrial development.
"He made it possible after decades of neglect and abandonment. It is to President Tinubu's credit, and you can't take that away from him.
"Also, prices of staple food items are coming down even during this planting season," he stated.
Ezenwa urged party faithful to ensure they voted for Tinubu at their various wards, saying, "the journey to ensure Mr President continues the good works in office commences tomorrow."
