Orumba South APGA Stalwart Calls For Fresh Community Collaboration To Advance Soludo’s Agenda

 


By Ndife David, Awka.


The renewed call for stronger grassroots partnership in Anambra echoed over the weekend as Orumba South APGA stalwart and former Transition Committee Chairman, Prince Neville Uchendu (Mayor Of Atlanta), urged council residents, party faithful, and Ndi Anambra to rally behind Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo’s administration. 


Speaking during the popular ABS TV programme, Weekend Sho, themed “Soludo's New Mandate – Consolidating Success Through Community Partnership,” Uchendu emphasized that the governor’s transformational agenda can only reach its full potential through united public support.


Prince Uchendu highlighted the administration’s ongoing reforms across infrastructure, security, education, and economic renewal, noting that these gains were made possible through active community involvement. 


He stressed that the next phase of progress requires deeper collaboration between government and citizens, describing community partnership as the “engine that will drive the consolidation of Soludo’s already visible successes.” 


According to him, Soludo’s leadership is laying sustainable foundations, and collective commitment will accelerate development in all local councils, especially at the grassroots.


The former TC Chairman expressed confidence that with renewed unity and civic responsibility, Anambra State will not only sustain its stride under Soludo but also surpass development expectations.


Prince Uchendu further appealed to APGA members and the wider electorate to strengthen their engagement, reinforce public trust, and continue championing the governor’s people-oriented policies.

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