Exposed! Sharing of few books after many years in office is laughable ~ Dr. Dressman tells Ikuinyi

Sen, Magnus Abe and Dr. Dressman Romsan in Ataba town

The candidate of the All Progressive Congress in Andoni Local Government Area for the December 10, rerun in Rivers State Legislative Assembly, Dr. Romsan Dressman has said sharing of one note book to pupils in primary schools by Hon. Ikuinyi O.Ibani is a laughable one.

Dr. Dressman disclosed it recently after Sen. Magnus Ngei Abe Flagged-off a free medical care in Ataba yesterday. According to him, ''How can a former speaker go round to share one note book to pupils'' he asked.
The APC candidate said the children needs to be healthy before anything, stressing that his free medical care to the people of Ataba and the entire Andoni has always been his passion. He noted that the people in Andoni needs medical care, especially that of dental and eye treatment.

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