“Basic needs as security, good water supply, good road infrastructure and in particular, to ensure that the markets are renovated and in good condition for use,” Nweke said.
In response, the traders reaffirmed their commitment to voting for competence and character in the coming election, stating that their desire was to have a change in the state of affairs. One of the traders, Mrs Victoria Sylvanus, said they did not need money from any politician, noting that the state needed good governance.
“We have suffered enough. We want water, we want good roads and good governor who has the people’s interest at heart,” she said.reports that the APGA market tours have been ongoing for months to reach Enugu residents, listen to their concerns, share the solutions and to earn their support and votes.All rights reserved.
Who said so? Business continues as usual. The music is still playing:- 'Business as usual'!