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A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC and the governorship aspirant in the November 8, 2025, governorship election in Anambra, Paul Chukwuma, has promised to end insecurity and Monday sit-at-home.
Mr Chukwuma told newsmen on Sunday in Umueri, Anambra East Local Government Area, that he would deploy local content to achieve the measure.
He stated that his manifesto would prioritise the security of lives and property if given the mandate at the state APC primary election.
The governorship aspirant, a former national auditor of APC, decried the cult war and the sit-at-home that had ravaged the state, claimed many lives and destroyed unquantifiable property.
“Government alone cannot develop our state, hence the need for the enabling environment to bring in private investors.
According to him, security is the number one priority of any serious government concerned about the well-being of its people.
Mr Chukwuma said that in the past, visitors to any community must be known by the community and religious leaders.
He also promised that his administration would bring about proper mapping of streets and houses for easy identification of the owner and occupants.
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