‘You haven’t seen anything yet’  -  Soludo tells Anambra people after re-election

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Following his reelection, Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo has thanked the state’s citizens.

The governor said that the renewed mandate is both a victory and a historic moment for the state in remarks made on Sunday following his announcement as the winner of the governorship race, gaining a second term alongside his deputy, Onyeka Ibezim.

The governor, who also spoke to his supporters, stated that the public had strongly expressed faith in his administration.

He said that the most recent election saw a notable rise in voter turnout, recalling that his first victory in 2021 occurred amid low voter turnout.

“Four years ago, you spoke and gave us your mandate. Anambra experimented with BVAS for the first time, and the turnout was extremely low. You elected us with 112,000 votes.

“This time, you have spoken loudly. In terms of the percentage of registered voters who participated, about 22 percent voted in this election. Never before. You broke the 20 percent glass ceiling,” he said.

He promised the people of Anambra that his administration will step up efforts to bring about development throughout the state.

“We applied for this job. You employed us four years ago. What I can say, as we stated throughout the campaign, is that you have not seen anything yet. Like the Americans would say ‘You ain’t seen nothing yet, I want to say, with this trust, in partnership with you… we over the next four years can say loudly that we ain’t seen nothing yet” the governor added.

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