By MN Reporter

Suna East MP aspirant Samuel Amimo upped his bid with a meet the people and funds drive at Nyamanga Anglican Church parish.

Amimo led the drive for construction of a new church in Kakrao ward.

“I was pushed by locals to come and join in this funds drive so that we not only walk together in faith to heaven, but the journey liberate and bring quality leadership in the constituency,” Amimo said.

The aspirant said his main agenda when elected will be boosting education through open and timely bursary allocation and fully sponsoring bright students throughout the educating system.

“My plan is to build a new Suna East constituency which will have to be done by locals and not outsiders,” Amimo said.

Amimo said across the constituency he has built a network of direct representatives in each polling center to spur development.

“We have a people driven leadership which will offer solutions for development agenda away from handout culture we see today,” he said.

He was hosted by Canon Joshua Abulo who is in charge of the ACK churches in Migori town.

“Nyamanga is our newest church and we hope it will be able to stand strongly as we plan to open more churches,” Abulo said.