The People Democratic Party ((PDP) aspirant in the forthcoming Anambra South Senatorial District bye-election, Prince Sam Ben Nwosu, has expressed confidence that the party will win the election to fill the vacancy left by late Senator Ifeanyi Ubah, at the National Assembly (Senate), Abuja.
Nwosu disclosed this to Journalists at his Ndiakwu-Otolo Nnewi country home on Friday, shortly after declaring his intention to contest the position.

Nwosu, a former Federal Commissioner, Public Complaints Commission in Anambra State, explained that his desire to give a new dimension of representation to Anambra South senatorial district informed his decision to run.
He said, “It is getting to six months now; Anambra South voice is lost at the red chamber. I’m going to replace that voice. I’ve made myself available. I’m good at service. I listen to the heartbeat of people. I don’t serve for what I will gain – my service is for what my people will benefit.”
Nwosu assured that he has the intellectual, moral and physical capacity to take over late Senator Ubah’s seat, and contribute meaningfully and uniquely to the development of Anambra South and Anambra State.
He also dismissed the claims that his political party has lost admiration in the Southeast and Anambra State – insisting that he has the capability to win the election on the PDP platform.

“Party vibration hangs around individuals,” “People love me. Our people want me. They know my antecedent. Once I pick the ticket – Once I am on the ballot, PDP will come together, and Anambra South will rally around me.
“Senate is not an executive position. So, anybody can win the election, irrespective of political affiliation. The people of Anambra South are going to decide who becomes the next senator. PDP, APC, APGA, LP and others are going to present their candidates. Our people will then look at the individuals – their characters and capabilities, and then vote accordingly.”
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When asked if he could compete with the APGA candidate, especially considering that it is the ruling party in Anambra, the PDP frontrunner pointed out that the ruling party lost all three senatorial seats in Anambra during the 2023 general election. He expressed confidence that a similar outcome would occur in the upcoming Anambra South by-election.
Regarding whether he can fill the significant role left by the late Senator Ubah, Nwosu emphasized that he will not mimic Ifeanyi Ubah’s approach in the Senate. Instead, he plans to create a new and unique model of representation that will give the people of Anambra South a strong voice and greater control.

He also lent his voice to the call that Nnewi North should be allowed to complete late Senator Ubah’s tenure before shifting the slot to another local government area in Anambra South senatorial district.
Nigerian NaomisophyBlog gathered that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has set to conduct a by-election in the enatorial district come January, 2025, to fill the vacancy left by late Senator Ifeanyi Ubah.
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