Ifeanyi Ubah Slams Soludo Over WAEC Certificate Comments

The governorship candidate of Young Progressive Party (YPP) and
senator representing Anambra South district, Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah has
blasted the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) candidate Prof.
Chukwuma Soludo over his comment against candidates with WAEC
certificate in the November 6 election.

Ubah who challenged Prof Soludo in an open debate, said he
recently graduated with a 2.2 LL.B Hons from the Prestigious Baze
University, Abuja.

The lawmaker while reacting to the alleged statement by Soludo,
that Anambra is too big to be governed with WAEC certificate
holder, said that most rich, famous and intelligent people across
the globe were not degree certificate holders.

He said: “In our quest to deepen our democracy which thrives on
issue based and constructive deliberations. I have watched with
keen interest, the mudslinging and needlessly disruptive comment
made by Prof. Chukwuma Soludo of the All Progressives Grand
Alliance (APGA) to the effect that WAEC Certificate holders cannot
govern Anambra State.

“To the glory of God, having recently graduated with a 2.2 LL.B
Hons from the Prestigious Baze University, Abuja by dint of
hard-work; I do not consider it necessary or feel the obsessive
compulsion to flaunt my University Degree as it is not a
prerequisite to contest for governorship.

“Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs, Richard Branson, etc
all rose to the apex of success without degrees. It is also worthy
of note to let Soludo know that those money bags he is anticipating
to bankroll his campaign in Anambra are also not degree
holders.

“In the same vein, those that gave him employment both in the
past and present are also not degree holders. I am speaking the
mind of other aspirants because I believe that anybody that wants
to govern Anambra has the right to contest and should not be
tongue-lashed because of a basic requirement by INEC.

“The truth is that politics has evolved beyond uncouth
aspersions and mud slinging. Having taken my time to carefully
observe, study and analyze this statement, I have come to the
conclusion that there is no justification in his statement as I
personally believe that my formidable track record of achievements
and wealth of experience as a private investor have earned me
tremendous knowledge, skills and capacity to understand the
multiple expectations of Anambrarians.”

The governorship candidate of Young Progressive Party (YPP) and
senator representing Anambra South district, Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah has
blasted the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) candidate Prof.
Chukwuma Soludo over his comment against candidates with WAEC
certificate in the November 6 election.

Ubah who challenged Prof Soludo in an open debate, said he
recently graduated with a 2.2 LL.B Hons from the Prestigious Baze
University, Abuja.

The lawmaker while reacting to the alleged statement by Soludo,
that Anambra is too big to be governed with WAEC certificate
holder, said that most rich, famous and intelligent people across
the globe were not degree certificate holders.

He said: “In our quest to deepen our democracy which thrives on
issue based and constructive deliberations. I have watched with
keen interest, the mudslinging and needlessly disruptive comment
made by Prof. Chukwuma Soludo of the All Progressives Grand
Alliance (APGA) to the effect that WAEC Certificate holders cannot
govern Anambra State.

“To the glory of God, having recently graduated with a 2.2 LL.B
Hons from the Prestigious Baze University, Abuja by dint of
hard-work; I do not consider it necessary or feel the obsessive
compulsion to flaunt my University Degree as it is not a
prerequisite to contest for governorship.

“Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs, Richard Branson, etc
all rose to the apex of success without degrees. It is also worthy
of note to let Soludo know that those money bags he is anticipating
to bankroll his campaign in Anambra are also not degree
holders.

“In the same vein, those that gave him employment both in the
past and present are also not degree holders. I am speaking the
mind of other aspirants because I believe that anybody that wants
to govern Anambra has the right to contest and should not be
tongue-lashed because of a basic requirement by INEC.

“The truth is that politics has evolved beyond uncouth
aspersions and mud slinging. Having taken my time to carefully
observe, study and analyze this statement, I have come to the
conclusion that there is no justification in his statement as I
personally believe that my formidable track record of achievements
and wealth of experience as a private investor have earned me
tremendous knowledge, skills and capacity to understand the
multiple expectations of Anambrarians.”