DCE procured over 100 motorkings using govt money ; ready to distribute them for votes.

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The DCE for Bongo Hon Peter Ayinbisa has procured over 100 motorkings with his common fund, he sought to use them as a bait to capture electorates for their votes instead of placing them at the assembly stores.

Peter Ayinbisa (DCE for Bongo)


Many reports and articles has been written to team Expertnews concerning the above brouhaha, even a faithful citizen who told us he's a neighbour to the DCE has posted on his Facebook wall that motorkings are currently packed at the DCE personal residence ready to be shared to many who the DCE perceives as strong pillars in various communities and has the capability in ensuring his victory come Dec 7, 2020.

Click to read his message on Facebook.

The DCE has been on the heat recently following a recent interview that the MP for Bongo had on Radio Bongo. The MP exposed the DCE's lies on several areas including the brouhaha surrounding the Balungo bridge construction, boreholes drilling etc.

A recorded audio of the MP questioning and demanding that the Balungo bridge be fixed on the floor of parliament was played on the radio station  for listeners to hear.

It was after the said interview that the DCE sought to name calling, referring  to the host Mr. Yaaba Daboo as a woman and an unprofessional radio host. He even accused the MP of setting the interview questions for the host. It therefore doesn't come as a surprise to hear that the DCE has procurred motorkings using the state money for his political aim since the DCE has been considered desperate.

All fingers are crossed as we wait to see who those perceived community strong pillars and party members will be since Expertnews is committed to bringing out to public those lucky guys that will be taking the motorkings home.

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