Anambra State Commissioner for Information, Dr Law Mefor, recently visited the Anambra State Chairman of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Chief Ifeatu Obi-Okoye, at his office in Awka.

Speaking during the visit, Mefor, accompanied by his townsman, Engr. Obi Anyaegbu commended the chairman for his role in ensuring that the party keeps progressing in the state, pointing out that APGA is the first progressive and most prosperous party in the state.

He expressed his loyalty to the party leadership. He assured that he will work with other party stakeholders to ensure APGA’s victory in the forthcoming guber election, particularly in Idemili North LGA  where the Commissioner hails from.

According to him, Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo’s achievements and numerous legacy projects have made it easier for the party to sweep the pools in the November 8 Gubernatorial Election.

“My office as the Commissioner for Information has given me a kind opportunity to understand and appreciate the sterling achievements of the Solution Government, led by Prof Chukwuma Charles Soludo CFR. Sometimes, it is impossible to believe that one man could do all Soludo has done in just three years without borrowing a Kobo. Some governors didn’t do this much in even eight years.

“I thank God that it is happening because it makes your job easier. You don’t need to tell lies. You don’t need propaganda. All you need is just to present the facts for all to see. Facts they say speak for itself,” he said.

In his response, APGA State Chairman, Chief Ifeatu Obi-Okoye, stressed the need for all party stakeholders in Idemili to come together and unite the people, pointing out that APGA is one big family.

 He observed that he, the Secretary to the State Government, the Commissioner for Works, and the Information Commissioner are from Idemili North LGA, and appreciated Mefor for remaining his true self despite his new position.

He prayed that others in exalted positions would continue to let their values and principles be their guide in all situations to make things better.