Constituency 98 hammer APC Honourable
Electorates of Constituency 98 have been in awe over the odd conduct of Hon. Alimamy Colson Turay, calling him a straight forward failure and will not vote in his favour come 2012.
It was revealed to our reporter by members of Constituency 98 that the man representing them in Parliament, Honorable Alimamy Colson Turay seemed unfit and is virtually a failure.
In an interview with this press, a handful of community members say Hon. Alimamy Colson Turay is in the habit of patrolling the streets of Freetown not having any consideration for members in his community.
According to community members, the Honourable member makes no effort in the initiation of projects for the development of his constituency at all.
“Look at the roads in our community, see how bad they are. We feel embarrassed seeing the Honourable we voted for ride in an expensive Jeep, but cannot initiate project for repairs of potholes on streets in Constituency 98,” were the words of disappointed from community members.
According to the unhappy community members, it was disclosed that in 2012, they as the electorates of Constituency 98, will not at all vote for Hon. Colson Turay. They have therefore appealed to the leadership of the All Peoples Congress Party (APC) not to dare award symbol to Hon. Colson Turay.
“We elected him because we thought he will bring us development. After three years of office, Hon. Colson Turay has nothing to tell us at all. We see him as a failure and there is no way we can vote him for the second time,” they reiterated, adding “it’s as if constituency 98 is not in existence and has no Parliamentary representative.”
Baffling most were revelations of confrontations between the Hon. Colson Turay and members of his constituency over the Wellington Community Centre.
Sources say complaint of the reckless conduct of Hon. Colson Turay has reached President Koroma and may debar him getting symbol for the 2012 elections.
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