House of Reps Aspirant Hails Transparency of Screening Exercise in Kogi

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From Joseph Amedu, Lokoja

House of Representatives aspirant for Ankpa/ Olamaboro/Omala Federal Constituency on the platform of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Rt. Hon. Aliyu Akuh has expressed satisfaction with the transparency and meticulous screening exercise for aspirants across the three senatorial districts of the state.

Hon. Aliyu Akuh a two term Member of the kogi state House of Assembly and ex-Deputy Speaker in the fifth Kogi state Assembly stated this at the sidelines of the PDP Screening exercise for the State and National Assemblies in Lokoja.

Akuh, while commending the exercise for its hitch free and without high handedness, said if the process is maintained to the end, will ensure that the best aspirants emerges at the primary to contest the general elections.

He noted that his confidence in winning the ticket of his party is based on his interaction with the people at the grassroots and PDP hierarchy across the constituency and the feedback he had received, has become his source of encouragement.

The former lawmaker said , while in the House , he has initiated and completed numerous legacy projects across Omala Constituency which are available for verification and confirmation.

He added that the acknowledgement of his people of his performance coupled with his integrity and personal relationship with both the party and the electorate would place him ahead of other aspirants.

He disclosed that while in the House as the leader of the PDP caucus, he never betrayed the party even when it was obviously dangerous to personal safety not to dump the party.

He added that his resolve to remain with the Party through out his tenure, despite mounting challenges, ensured the PDP to remain afloat in the Hallowed.Chamber.

He challenge the people to place each aspirant on the front burner of antecedents for capacity , empathy, concern for the party and constituency projects, saying he is tested and trusted that ought to take a “bow and go” He solicited.