Ozigbo had dragged Ukachukwu to court after the primary
election of the party, claiming he won the election for the candidate of the
party.

He vowed not to relent in pursuing his mandate, claiming
that even if the court ruled in his favour just two weeks to the November 8
election, he would go ahead and floor the incumbent governor, Prof Chukwuma
Soludo.

During an interview with media personality, Uche Nworah at
Lagos airport on Tuesday, Ozigbo said: “We’re in court to challenge the
candidacy of Nicholas Ukachukwu. We have been in the high court and appeal
court. People tell me there is no time any longer that even if I remove him I
may not have time anymore to campaign and win, but I tell them that even if it
is just two weeks or one month, we will go ahead to win the election.

“The good news is that people are eagerly expecting me to
come and fix Anambra, and the the bad news now is that Soludo is going about
the election as if he does not have any challengers, because he knows he does
not

“People want to hear what I am going to do differently in
insecurity, infrastructure, education, healthcare, but I always tell people do
look forward to first asking who is this person? People can pay consultants to
write manifestos for them; that I will do this, I will do that, but can they be
trusted? What is their level of emotional intelligence?

“I’m an investor, and I know that if you invest in the wrong
person you are finished. Soludo told us about building African Dubai Taiwan.
Where is it today. The true question is who is Soludo? He should not have been
entrusted with power in the first place.

“I am better prepared than him because at least I agree that
I do not know certain things, I know my weaknesses and my positive sides.”

On whether he will support Ukachukwu if the court matter
doesn’t go his way, he said: “If the party makes a mistake, I will leave the
party in their mistake, that doesn’t mean I will leave the party.

“There is life beyond just the coming election. Some people
already condemned me for joining APCs and they thought leaving Labour Party was
suicidal, but in the fullness of time, they found out that was the best
decision of my life,” Ozigbo stated.