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Dr Chris Nwabueze Ngige entered politics in Nigeria, Africa and was chosen by his people to be the Anambra State Governor.
Awka - AS the clock ticks close to Saturday's Anambra governorship poll, Action Congress, AC, candidate and former Governor of the state, Dr. Chris Ngige, has asked the people to vote for the liberation of the state from the stranglehold of political godfathers, who he said were the bane of Anambra political crises.
In two days to come, the people of Anambra State will be going to the polls to elect their governor. The election has attracted local and international attention in view of the calibre of contestants as well as the controversies that trailed the election's process since last year.
Action Congress (AC) gubernatorial candidate in Anambra State, Dr. Chris Ngige, has said he would fight the precarious security situation in the state with job creation, if he wins the election.
Action Congress (AC) governorship candidate in Anambra State, Dr. Chris Ngige, has promised to reconstruct the Onitsha main market, which has been adjudged as the largest in sub Sahara African.
Action Congress (AC) candidate in the February 6, 2010 governorship election in Anambra State, Dr Chris Ngige, has advised his All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) counterpart, Governor Peter Obi, to desist from hiding under the cover of Dim Chukwuemeka Odimegwu-Ojukwu to prosecute his campaign for the election, but to come out as an individual to make a statement so that he can be assessed on his merit.
One hundred legal practitioners under the auspices of Lawyers of Consciences have given President Umaru Yar'Adua till January 31, 2010 to resign or be removed by the National Assembly, failing which the group will be left with no alternative than to mobilize their learned colleagues and the Nigerian electorate to "take their destiny into their hands by any legitimate means possible."
