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ARISE NEWS Holds Anambra Governorship Political Debate On Monday

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Anambra Governorship Political Debate – Arise News

ARISE News Channel, in line with global standards will on Monday host a first -of-its-kind -The ARISE NEWS Anambra Governorship Political Debate.

The debate, which is open to invited participation by leading candidates already cleared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), including the candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr. Andy Uba; the candidate of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Professor Chukwuma Soludo and the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mr. Valentine Ozigbo, is slated to hold tomorrow, November 1, 2021 in Anambra State.

Supported by Enough-is-Enough, Nigeria, the debate will be broadcast LIVE around Nigeria and the world on the ARISE NEWS Channel and the Anambra Broadcasting Service Radio and TV as well as the Ogene FM.

According to a statement by the management of ARISE NEWS Channel, the programme will also be live in over 150 countries.

It will also be available on all Social Platforms between 12 (Noon) and 3pm and to be anchored by multiple awards winning duo of Reuben Abati and Ngozi Alaegbu.

During the debate, candidates are expected to show clearly how they understand the plight of Anambra people and to provide solutions to issues of the day, including unemployment, security, economy, education, health, infrastructure and poverty.

ARISE News Channel is currently viewed in over 150 countries and territories, including the United Kingdom, West, East and Central Europe, Middle East, North Africa and the United States, telling global stories from an African perspective; compelling stories and experiences of underserved communities especially of the African people around the world.

“In Nigeria and Africa you can watch on DSTV Channel 416, and GoTV Channel 44. And in Europe of the Sky Platforms Channel 519. Please check local listings,” the statement added.

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