An aspirant for the Dekina/Bassa federal constituency seat of Kogi State in the House of Representatives come 2023, Mr Usman Austin Okai, has said that he
will be the voice of his constituents if given the mandate to represent the the people of the federal constituency under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party .
Okai made this known while addressing the PDP delegates in Oguma, the headquarters of Bassa LGA of the State.
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