The national chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) Dr Abdullahi Ganduje and chieftains of the party said Saturday in Awka it?s game over for Governor Chukwuma Soludo and his All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Anambra State.

Ganduje and members of the party?s National Working Committee (NWC) were in the State ahead of the party?s primaries and the November 8 governorship election.

It was during the commissioning of the APCSecretariat secured for the party by Sir Paul Chukwuma and equipped by Prof Obiora Okonkwo

Both are contesting the party?s ticket for the November 8 governorship election with Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu and two others

The office commissioning by Ganduje and his team looked like a rally as speaker after speaker, said: ?enough is enough? for APGA leadership in Anambra state.

The national chairman, who hailed President Bola Tinubu for turning the economy of the country around for good, reminded the APC contenders on the need to work together to capture the state

?We assure you that our President, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, as the most articulate and committed person, a leader that sees tomorrow and a leader that doesn?t talk much, but knows what to do at any particular time.

?Anambra must connect to the national grid, APC must change the narrative in Anambra, but we must be focused and vigilant.

?NWC has taken an understanding that it will no longer be business as usual in Anambra state. That era has gone for good. Tinubu is taking Nigeria to the next level,? Ganduje said

Anambra APC chairman Sir Basil Ejidike,enumerated the sufferings of the party members in the state and the need for the national to intervene.

He said the palliative initiative of the Federal Government had been turned upside down by Soludo as if it?s the programme of APGA by rebranding the bags of rice and others with the Governor?s picture and APGA logo among other anomalies

The billionaire APC aspirants for the governorship ticket, Prof Obiora Okonkwo, Sir Paul Chukwuma, Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, Chukwuma Umeoji and Johnbosco Onunkwo took time to address the crowd that gathered opposite the State Government House. (The Nation)

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