By News Critic Reporter
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Abia State for the 2027 general election, Dr Kelechi Anosike, has dismissed the slogan “No Vacancy in Abia Government House,” declaring that he is determined to become the state’s sixth executive governor.
Anosike made the declaration while receiving PDP women delegates from the 17 local government areas of the state, who paid him a solidarity visit at his campaign office.
He expressed appreciation for their show of support and commended the state women leadership for keeping the party active and vibrant across Abia.
Describing women and youths as central to his political agenda, Anosike lamented what he called the lack of opportunities for young people and the suffering of women under the present administration. He promised that his government would prioritise their welfare and empowerment.
The PDP candidate also pledged a people-oriented administration focused on infrastructure, agriculture, healthcare and social welfare. He promised to construct roads, invest in human development and boost agricultural production, assuring that no Abian would go to bed hungry under his watch.
On healthcare, Anosike promised quality medical services and subsidised healthcare to make treatment more affordable and accessible to residents.
He also criticised the Labour Party, accusing it of neglecting the welfare of the people.
Reaffirming his governorship ambition, Anosike described the “No Vacancy” slogan as misleading, insisting that Abia’s political future remains open to a new direction.
“By the grace of God, I will be the sixth executive governor of Abia State,” he declared.
‘No Vacancy In Abia Government House’ Is a Fallacy, I’ll Be the Sixth Governor – Kelechi Anosike
