Chief Ambassador Nwaobi visits Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu in Abuja, urges him to develop strong vision
ANAMBRA GUBER: Hon. Chukwuebuka Christian Nwaobi (Agbalanze Osumenyi , Ezeumeafojulu Ezinifite Kingdom) Discussed the way forward of Anambra state and Better Anambra state from year 2026 with the Incoming Governor of Anambra state, Prince Dr Chukwujekwu Nicholas Ukachukwu (Ikukuoma)
The race for the topmost job in Anambra State has commenced and it is time for critical stakeholders to stand up to be counted.
No wonder, the Business mogul, CHAIRMAN/CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, BRIGHAMS HOTEL & SUITES LTD and BINOLEX NIGERIA WIRE & CABLE LTD, Chief Ambassador Christian Chukwuebuka Nwaobi, has paid a courtesy visit to Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu (Ikukuoma Ndigbo) the All Progressives Congress (APC) Flag-bearer in the November 8, 2025 Governorship Election in Anambra State, with the sole objective of advising him on the way forward.
During the visit in Abuja on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, the Osumenyi born billionaire, industrialist and hospitality expert, used the opportunity offered by the visit to advise Prince Ukachukwu on some critical issues capable of ensuring his victory at the poll on November 8.
Also known as AGBALANZE EZE-UMEAFOJURU of Osumenyi and Ezinifite Kingdom, Ambassador Nwaobi urged the Gubernatorial candidate on the need to develop a Strong Vision, understand the state’s challenges and opportunities, identify key areas to focus on, such as education, infrastructure, healthcare and economic development.
Ambassador Nwaobi stressed that as the only candidate who is hoped to dislodge the incumbent governor from the Government House in Awka, he must take Responsibility, recognize that his life and career are his responsibility, take ownership of his actions, decisions, and policies as that would help him to build trust with voters and stakeholders.
Hon. Nwaobi maintained that managing expectations is also vital. “Be aware of the expectations of various stakeholders, including voters, party members, and special interest groups, balance these expectations with your vision and goals.”
He also harped on the need for honesty and transparency. “Be Authentic and Honest; be true to yourself and your values. Voters can tell when you’re being insincere. Honesty and transparency are crucial for building trust.
“Listen and Empathize, you should understand the concerns and needs of your constituents. Show empathy and compassion, and be willing to listen to different perspectives,” he said.
Agbalanze added that building a strong team is as important as working hard, showing perseverance and surrounding himself with professionals who share the same vision as he does. “Surround yourself with experienced and dedicated professionals who share your vision. This will help you make informed decisions and implement effective policies. Work hard and persevere. Running for governor requires dedication, hard work, and resilience. Be prepared to face challenges and setbacks, and stay focused on your goals,” he added.
On his campaign strategies, Hon. Nwaobi said “Some key qualities to demonstrate during your campaign include integrity by showing that you’re committed to doing what’s right, even when it’s difficult. Show leadership by demonstrating your ability to inspire and motivate others. Accountability is taking responsibility for your actions and decisions; have compassion by showing that you care about the wellbeing of your constituents,” Ambassador Nwaobi stressed.
Speaking on how he would engage his voters, Nwaobi advised Prince Ukachukwu on strategies to consider while engaging with voters and stakeholders. He told the gubernatorial candidate who doubles as his brother to advise with permission, respect people’s boundaries and ask if they want advice or input.
Ambassador Nwaobi said he must develop listening ear, give people a chance to share their thoughts and concerns, as well as avoiding judging people so as to focus on finding solutions rather than placing blame, and that he must provide long-term support and guidance to those who need it.
