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Ukachukwu Announces N2 Million Cash Reward For Ward With Highest No. Of Registered Voters

Voter Registration: APC candidate Ukachukwu pledges N2m reward for ward with highest turnout
By Ebele Ofodile
In line  with providing good governance to the people, the gubernatorial candidate for All Progressive congress( APC)  Prince Nicolas  Ukachukwu  has promised to give  cash reward of N2 million to any ward that has the highest number of registered voters.   He  called on eligible  voters to participate in the on- going continuous voter registration (CVR) for this year poll.
The Independent  National  Electoral  Commission (INEC)   announced the commencement  of CVR effective  today to allow eligible  voters obtain voter  cards before the July 17th 2025 deadline while  those who is seeking to replace lost  voter  cards should validate them online.
Ukachukwu while addressing the people at Ogidi market and St. Mark”s Ojoto in continuation of his Thank You Tour of the 21 Local Governments Areas of the  state decried the high level of deterioration  of the environment  and insecurity across the state ,promising to fix it .
He promised that his administration  would stop kidnappings and killings in order to provide an enabling environment for transformation of the state, probe all human rights violations against the state, Anti- touting squad ( SASA) to bring justice to bear on them.
In the same vain,Ukachukwu, the running mate,   Senator Uche Ekwunife called on the voters to use their votes and unseat the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) led by Professor Chukwuma Soludo, adding that APC would  take over power come November 8th 2025.
Also speaking, the State Party Chairman of APC, Basil Ejidike, State Woman Leader, Mrs Maria Ojielo; Idemili North LGA Chairman,Charles  Obadike; former Youth Leader of APC in the South-East Zone, Chief Olisaemeka Onyeka; Chief Vin Obi; Okelo Madukaife; Lady Agatha; Mrs Obiakor and Dan Igbokwubili pledged for mobilize support for victory  of   APC.

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