On November 6, registered voters in Anambra are expected to go to the polls to elect a new governor that will pilot the affairs of the southeastern Nigerian state for the next four years.
As things stand, the security challenges in Anambra have forced some governorship candidates to either suspend their campaigns or do so outside the state.
Dr Chukwuemeka Ezeife, former governor of Anambra. joined the Morning Show on Monday to discuss the situation and what needs to be done by the authorities and critical stakeholders to douse tension in the state.
Watch the interview for more…
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