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Imo East Senatorial District Election: Barr Chyma Anthony meets with Ndi Ikeduru



~ Highlight on reasons why he wants to represent them at the Red Chamber .



The frontline candidate for the Imo East Senatorial District election, Barr Chyma Anthony of the All Progressive Grand Alliance., APGA, has meet with Ikeduru Indigenes to intimate them of his vision and passion to represent them at the Red Chamber of the national assembly.  He said he was going to the Senate to represent them and not himself at the Senate . 


Barr Chyma Anthony said that leadership is the core essence of living as nothing in life is achieved without good leadership. He stressed that if elected to the Senate, he will lead by example, and will be selfless in his service to Ndi Owerri Zone. He called on Ndi Ikeduru to give him the needed bloc votes to ensure his emergence as the next Senator to represent them. 


Continuing, Barr Chyma Anthony informed Ndi Ikeduru that by God's grace he has the requisite qualifications, exposure and connections to get the job done and will not be a sleeping senator or an absentee senator. He maintained that his vision of yearning to go to the Senate is to right the so many wrongs and lapses he has seen from outside the system and believes that when elected it will be easier for him to effect the change from within. 


In their different response the state chairman of APGA in Imo state and the leader of APGA in Ikeduru, Barr. Henry Njoku thanked Barr Chyma Anthony for coming to the rescue, as many mercantile politicians are at it again. He said that Ikeduru people and Ndi Mbaike will no longer sit idly by and watch things get messed up by this politicians again. He said that they are giving Barr Chyma Anthony their 100% bloc votes to ensure he wins over other contestants in the race to who represents Imo East Senatorial District at the Senate.

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