Monrovia – Montserrado County Electoral District #13 Incumbent candidate, Edward Papie Flomo over the weekend, showcased his strength of still being in control of his constituents, during a political rally that marks his official campaign launch.
By Willie N. Tokpah/077739231
Flomo, during the show, vowed to continue an increased developmental initiative if re-elected.
Addressing scores of Supporters at the Iron Factory Football Field during his campaign rally over the weekend, Representative Flomo said since his ascendancy his developmental drive has affected all communities of the district.
The District #13 Incumbent Lawmaker names education, health, women’s empowerment as well as sports and entertainment among others, as key areas his development has centered.
Representative Flomo urged his supporters to be focused and committed to re-electing him as the next lawmaker of the District.
He vowed to continue representing his constituents on the path of transparency.
Flomo, a Coalition for Democratic Change Candidate called on electorates in District Number 13, not to only vote for him as their district arrowhead, but to also reelect Senator Saah Joseph and President George Weah in the pending October 10 general and presidential poll.
At the same time, Representative Flomo has dispelled long-standing speculations that he was unable to craft legislation at the lower house.
Flomo told his supporters that he was not silent during his service for the district, but drafted two separate bills.
These bills according to him include the Free WASSE Policy for Sixth, Ninth, and Twelfth Graders and making Unauthorized Armed carrying non-bailable in Liberia.
At the same time, Representative Flomo
informed his supporters that the election is not just about them, but also their children, as such the decision they will make will determine the future of their children and those unborn.
He then bragged that District #13 is currently benefiting from electricity supply, paved roads, and safe drinking water supply as compared to other districts within Montserrado County.
The Montserrado County District 13 Incumbent Candidate nevertheless rallies his supporters not to listen to those he thinks have no developmental impact in the District but craving to unseat him.
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