According to Oluchukwu, the only visible signs of government activity are the APC’s “4+4=8” campaign signposts, which he described as the sole evidence that a government exists in the state. He criticized the governor and his appointees for feeling “greatly entitled” to a second term despite lacking measurable achievements during their first term in office. He emphasized that the billions of naira received from the federation account have not translated into development for the people of Ebonyi.
Oluchukwu’s remarks come amid growing public concern over governance and infrastructure in the state, especially as the 2027 elections draw closer. His critique adds to mounting pressure on the administration to account for its expenditures and deliver on promised projects. As voters begin to assess their options, Oluchukwu’s statement underscores the importance of performance over political rhetoric in determining leadership continuity. The upcoming election may hinge on whether Ebonyi residents believe the current administration has earned the right to remain in power.
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