An All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) chieftain in Anambra State, Ikechukwu Tabansi, has told the people not to expect much from Charles Soludo’s first year as governor.
The former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor will be sworn in on March 17.
Tabansi noted that infrastructure and economic situation might affect Soludo’s programmes and policies.
The politician said the poor state of roads and others were factors that could slow down the speed of the incoming government.
“In spite of building an airport, it was wrong for the present administration to neglect other sectors, especially the roads.
“In addition to fixing the roads, the payment of workers’ salaries, among other compelling needs, will be waiting for him,” he said.
Tabansi observed that there were public expectations that the problems would be solved within one year.
He, however, said “I don’t expect much because the nation is experiencing economic downturn.”
The party member added that with the people’s support, Soludo, a Professor, will perform well in office.
