Anambra State Governor, Chukwuma Soludo, has said that anyone offering to serve for one term in office as an elected public officer needs psychiatric examination.
Soludo, who spoke during the Anambra South endorsement rally in support of his second term bid, challenged anyone in support of the notion to tell him where it had ever happened.
He said that the Nigerian Constitution does not limit a person to one term in office but allows for two terms in office.
“Show me where it has ever happened,” he declared, underscoring his belief that such a proposition defies political norms and constitutional provisions.
The governor’s comments have ignited debates across political circles, with some praising his candidness and others questioning the tone of his critique.
As Soludo campaigns for re-election, his statement reinforces his commitment to leveraging the constitutional two-term limit to deliver sustained development for Anambra State.
The rally, attended by thousands of supporters, highlighted strong backing for Soludo’s leadership and his vision for the state’s future.
Political analysts suggest that his remarks may set the tone for a heated election season, as debates over term limits and governance intensify.
