By Christian ABURIME

Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo last Sunday engaged the Anambra Diaspora community in the US and North America at a town hall meeting in Maryland.

Governor Soludo’s decision to embark on this Diaspora engagement at a time when others would be focusing solely on the upcoming election speaks volumes about his leadership philosophy.

Unlike typical politicians who flood the airwaves with their usual empty promises as elections approach, Governor Soludo is choosing to let his record speak for itself.

His administration has held similar town hall meetings this year: first in Lagos, then Abuja, and later in the UK/Europe, where he presented his achievements, addressed concerns, and outlined his vision for the future of Anambra State.

The US/North America meeting was a continuation of that noble tradition. It demonstrates that Governor Soludo sees governance as a continuous contract with the people, not just a seasonal obligation tied to election cycles.

While his opponents are busy making grand declarations or criticising his government, Governor Soludo is busy reporting back to the people, proving that his administration values transparency and performance over political theatrics.