Kaduna APGA Rep candidate launches free transport scheme, donates vehicles to constituents

From: Femi Oyelola, Kaduna

A House of Representative candidate on the platform of All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), Adams Abubakar Ekene, yesterday launched free Keke Napep transportation for people of Chikun local government area of Kaduna State.
Speaking yesterday at Gbagyi Villa, venue of the launch and distribution, he said “I am one of the happiest person today, I am very passionate about the welfare and well being of the people of my constituency whom I am seeking to represent.
“For 16 years, the people of Chikun/ Kajuru Federal constituency have not benefitted dividends of democracy and I am committed to change the narrative positively.
“Today I am launching 35 Ekene Keke Napep transport system which will convey people free from various bus stops and locations and will remain within the constituency to ease transportation of the people of the constituency.
“Some people will be car owners today; I am doing this because I am passionate about empowering our people with the little God has blessed me with.
“What I am doing today, I am not doing it because I am seeking election but because it is part of me to bless people with what God has blessed me with. I assure you that when I get elected, it will be a continuous thing by the grace of God.
“I am also giving a car to a young upcoming musician whose song is so touchy with lots of meaning, I will also be giving the Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN), Kaduna Chapter, a Sharon car to ease their activities”, he stressed.
On his chances of emerging victorious at the polls, the House of Representative hopeful said, “I don’t see the incumbent as an issue, I am confident that before 12 noon, I would have defeated him.
The people of my constituency must be delivered from redundancy of the incumbent who have not been able to better their lives for the past 16 years”.
Some of the beneficiaries of the vehicles commended the gesture and pray God to give him victory at the polls; while the mammoth crowd who gathered promised to deliver their votes for him come February 16th.