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OPINION : APGA National Chairman Highlights Commitment To Credible Elections Amid Anambra Governorship Race

 


Written by Nduka Anyanwu


In a notable appearance on TVC News’ "News at 10" on Tuesday, November 4th, 2025, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa, the National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), delivered an engaging and insightful discourse on the upcoming Anambra Governorship Election scheduled for November 8th, 2025.

 His appearance has sparked renewed optimism and confidence among stakeholders and residents about the electoral process and the future governance of Anambra State.

During the televised interview, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa emphasized APGA’s unwavering commitment to conducting a free, fair, and transparent election. 

He reiterated the party’s dedication to upholding democratic principles and ensuring that the voices of the people of Anambra are genuinely reflected in the outcome of the poll. “Our focus is on credible elections that will serve as a true reflection of the people's will and foster good governance in Anambra,” he affirmed.

Ezeokenwa also highlighted the extensive preparations undertaken by APGA to ensure a smooth electoral process. These include rigorous candidate vetting, voter education campaigns, and collaboration with electoral agencies to enhance transparency and fairness. 



He assured that APGA is working tirelessly to provide a level playing field for all candidates and voters, emphasizing the party’s belief in the power of democratic participation.

The conversation also touched on the broader vision for Anambra State—one rooted in good governance, infrastructural development, and social welfare. The APGA leader articulated the party’s plans to continue transforming Anambra into a model state in Nigeria, leveraging sustainable policies and community engagement.

Looking ahead, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa urged voters to come out in large numbers on election day and exercise their civic duty responsibly. He called for peaceful conduct and urged all parties to accept the results in the spirit of democracy.

As the countdown to the November 8 elections begins, the insights shared by the APGA National Chairman serve as a testament to the party’s readiness and commitment to delivering a credible poll. 


The upcoming election promises to be a defining moment for Anambra State, with stakeholders keenly observing whether the assurances of transparency and good governance will translate into a smooth electoral process and a government that truly represents the people's aspirations.

In conclusion, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa’s appearance on TVC News has not only reinforced APGA’s resolve but also heightened public anticipation for an election that upholds the tenets of democracy and paves the way for continued progress in Anambra State.


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