Mr. John Chuma Nwosu, the gubernatorial candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in the forthcoming November 8th Anambra State Governorship Election, has formally reaffirmed his commitment to serve for only one term if elected.
True to his word, Mr. Nwosu on Thursday personally visited the High Court in Awka, where he deposed to an affidavit pledging to govern Anambra State for just four years.
The action, which has been widely described as a bold and exemplary step, underscores his resolve to uphold transparency, accountability, and selflessness in governance.
Speaking after signing the affidavit, JCN—as he is fondly called by supporters—reiterated that leadership should not be about clinging to power, but about delivering results within a clear, focused timeframe.
He said that he came into the race to serve, not to rule, adding that he has publicly made the commitment before and has now legally sealed it before the court. According to him, four years is enough to transform Anambra if there is sincerity of purpose.
Observers and political analysts have lauded the move as a refreshing departure from the usual political rhetoric, describing it as a demonstration of credibility and moral courage that could reshape the political landscape of the state.
With this affidavit, Mr. John Chuma Nwosu has further positioned himself as a candidate of integrity and conviction, reinforcing the ADC’s message of new politics anchored on honesty, service, and the people’s trust.
In the wake of this bold declaration, Anambra Central and indeed all zones of the state can now confidently rally behind JCN as the most credible and people-focused alternative to Governor Soludo, a candidate whose word and action align with the people’s yearning for genuine leadership and change.