Anambra South, Ndigbo And The Ifeanyi Ubah Factor

The paramount factor in getting it right in Anambra South at this epoch is the non-negotiable insistence on leaders with a track record of consistency in service delivery and grassroots leadership. The adoption of leaders with exceptional character and skills is critical to the political and socio-economic emancipation of the zone and for that to berth, there has to be alignment between the sense of identity of the leader and that of the followers for leadership to work.

The mainstay of the Igbo nation is trade and commerce, Make no mistake about this. This peculiarity has narrowed down the caliber and stock of representation the people need. It is therefore pertinent that we think towards developing and adopting actionable models geared at fostering policies that will boost, foster and grew our negotiating powers at the national level for the overall maximization of our inherent commercial potentials as a people,

In the face of increasing bureaucratic political and systematic socio-economic suppression, Ndi-Igbo at large and the people of Anambra South in particular are exposed and vulnerable. There is therefore a dire need for representation consistent with ideas established on the premise of outspoken-veracity and fearlessness. A brand of representation that will leverage on candidates with verified wealth creating sagacity and hands on business management experience. This can only be delivered by a certain class of leaders who have experienced and witnessed firsthand the difficulties the system has bequeath on the common Igbo man struggling to make ends meet. These are the class of leaders who has experienced a change in their own mind-sets driven by years of active involvement in the national economy.

Baruch Fischhoff, a professor at Carnegie Mellon’s Institute for Politics and Strategy opined that business and political strategies are similar having only but a minute distinctive ramification bothering on