Governor Chukwuma Soludo, has said his administration is on track in its determination to deliver good and quality governance to Anambra people in spite of the economic challenges.
Soludo said his administration had not despised anybody but is only taking policy decisions that were hard-headed but in the overall public interest.
The governor spoke through Dr Alex Obiogbolu, his Senior Special Adviser who spoke to journalists in Awka on Friday.
Soludo said he had not taken the people of Anambra or their support for his government for granted but was doing the best a responsive government could do in terms of delivering dividends of democracy within the limits of available resources.
On the accusation of heavy taxes and not appointing many people as Special Advisers, Soludo said the prevailing economic situation of the state could not shoulder the burden at the moment.
He said, rather, his administration had decided to fill the manpower gap identified in some critical sectors, including education, health and addressing the challenges of insecurity.
On the March 18 House of Assembly election in Anambra, Soludo expressed optimism that people of the state would vote for candidates of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) as he was doing enough to enjoy their continued support.
The governor added that the March 18 House of Assembly election would be peaceful and urged the electorate to come out en masse to exercise their civic rights.
