Anambra governorship candidate of the Young Progressives Party (YPP) Senator Ifeanyi Ubah has vowed he will quit the November 6 election if anyone finds out he owes any bank in the country
He said he has prepared well for the election, adding that he has refused to answer any of the allegations against him because he’s focused.
Speaking with reporters at Nnewi, the Senator of Anambra South said no bank in the country would accuse him of taking any form of loan from it
He said his investments in the nation made it so, adding that he spent his personal money during the 2015 presidential election when he was in charge of Transformation Agenda of Nigeria (TAN)
According to him: “Some of the politicians who are contesting the November 6 election against me don’t have anything to fall back on.”
The Chairman of Capital Oil and Gas added that he had invested in good businesses that could sustain him for life even if he fails to win the election
However, he made it clear that he had confidence in the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in conducting a credible election in Anambra State
” I don’t think anyone will rig Anambra election. I don’t see that happening. Every vote in this election must be counted .
“The era of oh, they will rig election is gone and I don’t think such a thing will happen here.
“Anybody trying to do that will fail. The eyes of our people have opened. If any candidate or party is planning such, they won’t succeed. Ifeanyi Ubah has prepared well and ready for the ey
“I’m bringing so many innovations into this November 6 governorship election. I’m not afraid of any party or candidate, we’re all meeting in the field, ” Ubah said.
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