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What Tinubu-Soludo alliance means for Anambra’s 2025 political landscape

Soludo-Tinubu Alliance Sparks Political Debate Ahead of Anambra 2025 Gubernatorial Election

As the November 8, 2025, Anambra State gubernatorial election approaches, political analysts and stakeholders are closely examining the perceived alliance between Governor Charles Soludo of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) and President Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC). Despite belonging to different political parties, Governor Soludo’s consistent praise and defense of President Tinubu’s policies have fueled speculations of a strategic partnership aimed at influencing the upcoming election.

During a recent interview on Arise Television, Valentine Ozigbo, an APC governorship aspirant in Anambra State, suggested that there might be an understanding between Governor Soludo and President Tinubu to counter the influence of Peter Obi and the Labour Party in the state. Ozigbo stated, “There’s this allegation that maybe Mr. President wants Soludo to come back because he sees him as an opponent of Peter Obi, and therefore, there’s some understanding.”

Governor Soludo’s public support for President Tinubu’s administration, including inviting the President to commission several projects in Anambra State, has further intensified these speculations. However, some APC members have dismissed claims of any formal alliance. Obiora Okonkwo, an APC governorship aspirant, described such assertions as “fraudulent,” emphasizing that Governor Soludo did not work for the APC during the last presidential election. Naija News+2Vanguard News+2Tribune Online+2

The political landscape in Anambra is further complicated by internal dynamics within the Labour Party. The party’s National Working Committee recently refused to issue nomination forms to Senator Tony Nwoye for the upcoming governorship primary, a move interpreted by some as tacit support for Governor Soludo’s re-election bid. Sahara Reporters

As the election draws nearer, the perceived Soludo-Tinubu alignment continues to be a focal point of political discourse in Anambra State. Whether this perceived alliance will translate into tangible electoral outcomes remains to be seen.

Note: This article is based on available information as of May 7, 2025. Political dynamics are subject to change as new developments emerge.

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