By Cajetan Mmuta
The Nigerian Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), Anambra state has congratulated Prof. Charles Soludo on his victory as the Governor-elect of the state in the just concluded November 6 governorship election.
President of the union in the state, Comrade Chikwelu Adigwe, in a statement made available to newsmen on Thursday, said Soludo’s victory at the end of the election did not come to the union as a surprise, pointing out that it was a demonstration of the love the people of the state had for him.
He expressed confidence that Soludo’s influence would encourage workers’ productivity, adding that the Union was looking forward to a harmonious working relationship.
Adigwe said, “On behalf of the Nigerian Union of Local Government Employees Anambra state (NULGE), We congratulate His Excellency Prof Chukwuma Charles Soludo (Charlie Nwamgbafor), the Governor-elect on your victory in the Gubernatorial elections.
“Indeed the people have spoken through their vote by giving you their mandate in a landslide victory. The circumstances surrounding your victory cum the challenges have shown that your mandate is divine.
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According to the body, “Your win was not a surprise to us, it has proven that the people love you. Now it’s your turn to love them back. We have full belief and confidence in you, and we know you will do amazingly as an elected Governor of our state. You have always dreamed of working for the people and now you have the opportunity to be with them.”
“Your victory is of God! As a man with a humble beginning, we followed your career for years and you have impressed us with your clear vision and ability to get the job done against formidable opposition.
“We have high expectations that you will be the Governor of all, “NULGE said.
“We are confident that your influence will continue to encourage workers’ productivity as we look forward to a harmonious working relationship with you as you take the mantle of leadership,” the body added.
