Anambra Gov Election: LP Pays Mandatory N50m Campaign Permit Fee

By Ayodele Oni

The Labour Party (LP) in Anambra State, is fully set for the flag-off of its campaigns as Dr. George Moghalu the party’s candidate and running mate, Mrs. Ify Okaro has paid the mandatory  N50 million permit fer.

The fee, which is one of the conditions laid down by the Anambra State Signage and Advertisement Agency (ANSAA) was paid via their Campaign Organization.

The payment was made on Saturday at the ANSAA headquarters in Awka by the Director -General ,(DG,)of the Moghalu Okaro Campaign Organization,  Okey Chukwuogo, who was warmly received by the Managing Director of ANSAA, Mr. Tony Ujubuonu.

By the action, the L P has officially secured the green light to commence all outdoor campaign activities across the 21 local government areas of the state.

The campaign modalities include posters, billboards, branded campaign vehicles, rallies, public address systems, and other approved publicity tools.

The ANSAA boss, Tony Ujubuonu, had explained that the permit fee was a statutory requirement for all political parties intending to conduct outdoor advertising during the election period.

A total of 16 political parties have been cleared by INEC to contest the gubernatorial poll in the state and the permit process is expected to generate over ₦800 million for the state.

Speaking after the payment, Chief Dr. George Moghalu described it as more than a formality, calling it “a public declaration of discipline, order, and responsible leadership.

“This payment is proof that we are ready—not just to campaign, but to govern. Our approach to leadership starts with accountability and respect for institutions. We are setting a new tone for governance in Anambra.”

He assured Ndi Anambra that his campaign would focus on real issues affecting their daily lives—security, infrastructure, jobs, education, and good governance.

“We are not here to make noise—we are here to deliver results, to restore dignity to governance, and to bring prosperity to our people,” Moghalu affirmed.