JUST IN: Commissioner of Police Imo State CP Aboki Danjuma Endorses Engr. Kyrian Paul for Ikenegbu Ward 2 Youth Election.

Earlier today, Engr. Kyrian Paul Chukwuemeka received endorsement from the Honourable Commissioner of Police Imo State Command, CP Danjuma Aboki, along with Hon. Chuks Okoroike, the LGA Chairman of Isiala Mbano, to contest for the position of Youth Chairman of Ikenegbu Ward2.
The endorsement of Engr. Kyrian Chukwuemeka comes at a crucial time, considering the current challenges facing our youth and the need to steer them away from hard drugs and towards a more positive future in society.

In his acceptance speech, Engr. Kyrian pledged to restore the lost glory of Ikenegbu Ward 2 and vowed to focus on the three key initiatives:
- Save Ikenegbu
- Say No to Drugs
- Save Imo Youth

The atmosphere at the event was filled with joy as it became clear that the youth of Ikenegbu Ward 2 have not been forgotten.


#Emeka Bambam is coming

#Joy is coming.💜❤️🖤

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