JUST IN: Owerri Municipal Chairman Engr. Chidiebere Emeribe, Endorses Kyrian Emeka Paul

The Chairman of Owerri Municipal Hon. Buildr. Chidiebre Emeribe earlier today at the council office endorses Engr. Kyrian Paul  to become the next president of the Ikenegbu Ward II Youths.

This is the third endorsement with a space of 1 weeks after Imo Commissioner of Police CP. Aboki Danjuma and Chairman of Isiala Mbano LGA Hon. Chuks Okoroike have all given their endorsement to the vibrant and capacity driven Engineer to pilot the affairs of Ikenegbu Ward2 Youth.

 The Chairman of  Owerri Municipal expresses Joy shortly after his endorsement and charges him to fulfill all his campaign promises if elected.

Engr. Kyrian Paul Emeka, also known as Emeka DStv or Emeka BamBam, in his reaction shortly after receiving the endorsement, promised to improve the streets of Ikenegbu Ward II and the municipality as a whole.

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