Frank Nweke Jr, the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Enugu State has vowed to deal decisively with all forms of insecurity, including challenges posed by herdsmen, if elected as the next governor of Enugu State.
Nweke made this known on Wednesday when his Okeifufe Campaign train berthed in the Igbo-Etiti council area for their scheduled local government town hall meeting.
The APGA standard bearer, who has been campaigning to restore Enugu to “a place where every life is secure and treated with respect and dignity.,” regretted the menace of insecurity that is ravaging some parts of Enugu State.
Nweke said his government will work closely with traditional rulers and the local authorities to ensure they are properly trained to equipped to intervene at a certain level, and also provide the intelligence needed by statutory security agencies.
“Our goal is to ensure that farmers can return to their farms without fear so they can improve food security.”
Nweke’s message of rebuilding Enugu has continued to gain wide acceptance, especially at the grassroots level. Signifying the people’s willingness to break the status quo that has delivered nothing but misery and poverty. The general elections are slated for March 2023.
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