The Labour Party candidate for Bende Federal Constituency in the 2027 general election, Dr. Chima Anyaso, has declared his readiness to serve the people of Bende, stating, I have what it takes.
In a post on Thursday I. his Facebook, Anyaso said he has the capacity, experience and commitment to deliver effective representation, assuring, ‘Ndi Bende, I am ready to serve, and I have all it takes to deliver. With God, courage, experience, capacity and a genuine commitment to our people, I am prepared to give my very best in the service of Bende Federal Constituency. Bende is rising, come 2027″.
The businessman, politician and philanthropist, is has positioned himself to win the race to the green chamber of the National Assembly.
Meanwhile, Anyaso says, he is not going to the Federal House of Representatives to be made, stating, “I will not steal from ndi Bende, rather, I will put my personal tesources to fevelop Bende”
He early this week, informed that he is not seeking the mandate of Ndi Bende for personal enrichment or to acquire what he does not have, but seeking to represent Bende because he believes Bende deserves better – and because he has the capacity and resources to contribute meaningfully to that better future.
“That is the essence of politics of service – a politics in which public office is a platform for empowering the people, attracting sustainable development, strengthening human capital and improving the quality of life of constituents, rather than an avenue for personal acquisition”.
Dr. Chima Anyaso who says, he is eminently qualified to represent Bende Federal Constituency, disclosed that his candidacy “represents a conversation about what representation should mean: service, accountability, accessibility, empowerment and measurable development”.
The choice before Bende people he said, “is therefore not merely about personalities. It is about the purpose of public office and the standard by which representation should be measured.
“Bende deserves representation that serves. Bende deserves representation that accounts. Bende deserves representation that develops”.
