Uche Nnaji is pressing on with his bid to become governor of Enugu State, even as a court case over alleged certificate forgery continues to loom over his campaign.
In a recent post titled “What I’ll do in Enugu within 2 years if elected governor,” Nnaji outlined his vision for the state, though the specifics of those plans were not detailed in the brief summary.
The legal proceedings centre on accusations that Nnaji forged academic qualifications, a matter that has attracted scrutiny from both the public and the electoral commission.
Despite the ongoing trial, the candidate has remained active in canvassing, holding rallies and engaging with voters across the state.
The story was first reported by Premium Times Nigeria, bringing the latest developments in Enugu’s gubernatorial race to a wider audience.
<small>Source: Premium Times Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
