Financial analyst Kalu Aja questions what Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo has gained from his reported relationship with President Bola Tinubu. In a social media post, Aja urges Soludo to explain what the Federal Government has done for Anambra under Tinubu’s administration, asking whether specific projects and investments linked to federal support have been delivered to the state.
The remarks follow Soludo’s recent comments encouraging Anambra residents to pursue strategic political alignment to secure the Igbo people’s “rightful inheritance” from the federal government. While commissioning a road project in Ekwusigo Local Government Area, Soludo uses proverbs to criticize unnamed politicians he says have delivered little value to the region and warns against wasting votes on candidates he considers disconnected from how national decisions and resources are shared.
Some critics connect Soludo’s remarks to former governor and presidential hopeful Peter Obi, arguing Soludo deflects attention from Anambra’s slow development. Aja’s challenge focuses directly on Tinubu-linked outcomes, citing questions about transport, energy, port expansion, and foreign investment, while contrasting Anambra’s performance with other states mentioned by critics. Overall, outlets frame the exchange as part of ongoing political tension over development delivery and federal support to Anambra.