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Ngige said he was probably the only frontline candidate in the election without any godfather, adding that the effect of godfatherism in running of a state is very costly, as it leaves such a state without development “since godfathers are insatiable and extremely selfish to the detriment of every other person that should be a beneficiary of the statecraft, especially the masses.”
Ngige asked the Anambra people to remember his days as Governor, when the state celebrates liberation day every July 10, as a mark of independence from the yoke of his previous godfathers, who he said masqueraded as statesmen but demanded for the state treasury.
He pleaded with his people to help return the state to the path of growth by not selling their voters cards or cast vote for money.
Story by: Dennis Agbo – 4 February 2010
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