Essential Ndubuisi
By Pat Uchendu
The first, second and third best principles of any contest are: Be prepared, choose your best, then engage your best. It’s so in sports, military, bureaucracy, academia and leadership. Even where you have your first eleven there must be a skipper or striker. He makes the game for a win.
Azubogu has talked and demonstrated in key developmental issues within and outside his constituency. He hungers for more responsibility on a larger field of play. That place of play is Agu Awka, Anambra.
He has his vision and practicable solutions on knotty issues like
*Erosion control
*Agriculture
*Housing
*Food processing zones
*Info Tech
*Industrial hubs for Onitsha, Nnewi and Awka
*Segregated and specialised markets
*Water Ways for light vessels
*Industrial parks
*Interstate legislative pacts
Not forgetting…
* Security
*Unemployment
*Skills acquisition
*Youths and manpower audit and relevant education or vocation.
We know everybody (Aspirants) talk about manpower development. Does that make real sense? Do you develop what you don’t understand? That’s where Azubogu shows a beam.
Listen to him who knows about the kind of manpower we need in Anambra State, before developing them for a target purpose and relevance.
His vision comes home if we consider that all countries in Asia shifted their templates to relevant manpower development and needs. It’s a win-win strategy that is amazing to the world. It enhances speed and relevance. And that’s why they are where they are today advancing and adapting.
PDP delegates, there is no equivocation, Azubogu is prepared and to win is to choose wisely. He wins, we win, Anambra gains!
