"He is apparently the signpost of where Anambra should go in 2021" Analysts

Ahead of the 2021 governorship election in Anambra State, it is very important for the good people the State, christened Light of the Nation to dig their eyes on the water with a view to dig out somebody like Mr Godwin Ezeemo for the State top job at the government house in Agu Awka. A look at the crops of politicians that have indicated interest to succeed the incumbent governor Willie Obiano in 2021 clearly shows that Ezeemo holds the ace in terms of practice things on ground to make a good governor Ndi Anambra want.

Ezeemo is aspiring to be governor under PDP and he everything to show that he well prepared and capable enough to give Ndi Anambra the kind of good leadership left behind by former Governor Peter Obi which they are yearning. It is not about boasting, it is about stating the facts and putting the record straight, since the return of democracy to Nigeria in 1999 and even in the previous Republics, there has never been any governorship aspirants or candidate that had huge investments in Anambra State like Ezeemo.

The significance of Ezeemo's massive investments in Anambra is that he doesn't just have the interest of the people but he also has what it takes like experience, exposure and capacity to render services of good governance. These trio words - experience, exposure and capacity are indispensable in governance. Anybody going into political office as big as the governorship seat of Anambra State must have some high degrees of experience, exposure and capacity needed to manage the the resources of the State.

Experience, exposure and capacity were the secret of Peter Obi s yeoman leadership in Anambra State. In like manner, Ezeemo is coming on board with a high degree of experience which is needed to plan and execute laudable projects in critical sectors of governance as in security, education, health, agriculture, roads, water, sports, technology and others. He is coming with a high degree of exposure which is needed to reach out to the wider world and attract investors and create jobs.

Ezeemo is an international businessman who lived in London for 20years, thus as a governor he will bring a high degree of exposure to bear in government house. Most importantly, he is coming with high degree of capacity which places him in stronger position to respond to issues of governance ranging from the State workforce, State functionaries both inward and oversight, ensuring diplomatic and amicable resolution of conflicts and ensuring effective response to the antics of opposition whose intent and purposes is to destabilize government.

The point we are clearly making here is that Ezeemo is not a bad choice for governor of Anambra State. And to prove the points raised here, we have it on account that he is so far the only governorship that has a conglomeration of businesses cited in the State that cut across agriculture, hospitality, manufacturing, oil and gas, transportation, importation, ICT and Media, printing and publishing. He might be the only aspirant that owns a farmland, a radio station and a newspaper outfit in the State.

In the area of philanthropy, he might be second to none among the aspirants because his philanthropic services cut across the State. He has constructed road with asphalt in his country home of Umuchu, built and donated a Church auditorium for Anglican communion, built and donated a two story house to Nigerians Union of Journalist (NUJ) Anambra State Council, donated speed boat to a riverine community ravaged by bad roads and menace of flood in the State plus scholarship to students up to university level to mention but a few.

Analysts say Ezeemo is apparently the signpost indicating where Ndi Anambra will head to in 2021. Professor Nath Chibundu Okudo had this to say: "Well I have had the opportunity to visit Ezeemo at Umuchu and see things for myself and from what I observed, I think the man is prepared for governor and I won't mince words to say that he is the signpost of where Anambra should go in the next dispensation"

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