RE: RE: DECLARATION OF INTEREST TO RUN FOR A SEAT IN THE AKWA-IBOM STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY
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RE: DECLARATION OF INTEREST TO RUN FOR A SEAT IN THE AKWA-IBOM STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

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Oh. I thought you were the one contesting. But this is a wonderful manifesto.

Is this convincing enough? In my opinion, no.

We have heard these stories over and over again and nothing changes.

Oh, except for one thing, once our representative gets into power, his true personality begins to unveil.

Of course, it will, after all, it is said that money doesn't change people, it reveals them

Me, I have handled money to some level and I know the temptation of seeing a huge sum of money and discovering that you have a ton of problems and challenges to solve.

This is how manifestos are forgotten in a hurry and someone remembers they have to use the state, country, or local government money to sort his family out.

It will take more than sweet talks to have the Local Government of our dreams.

It will take someone who understands how money works and how to use it as an errand boy to generate more to be able to pull us out of the mud we find ourselves in.

Oh, did you mention God? Don't even start, after all, our current Governor came with this God factor and the only thing we have to show for it is a huge and beautiful worship center.

Should I say more? Nah. I hope you and your politician friend will go back to the drawing board and restrategize.

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