By Raphael Okhiria
The Senator representing Edo South Senatorial District at the Upper Chamber of the National Assembly, Barr. Neda Imasuen, has sent a New Year message of felicitation to members of his constituency.
The message personally signed by the senator and made available to newsmen in Benin City, read: “I thank God for our individual and collective lives as a people destined to survive and advanced progressively.
“The year 2023 was a challenging one that stretched our endurance as a people to the limit. Navigating the year, which had its fair share of economic hardship, insecurity, and other vices, took sheer resilience and the Grace of God.
“I must admit that as your representative in the Senate, I feel your pains, and I promise to do all within my human and legislative powers to bring you succor in the new year.
“As we move into 2024, I will ensure that I make and support legislation and policies that will improve your lives and ensure that good times return to my constituency, the state, and the entire country.
“Doing this will not be easy considering that I belong to a minority party, but I am as determined as ever to ensure that our people enjoy the benefits of democracy. I can not do this alone, and I urge everyone to join me in the huge task of improving our lot.
“The journey will be rough, but we must persevere so that there will be ‘light at the end of our tunnel.’ Let us walk and work together as there is strength in our unity.
“Despite perceived challenges, there is still room to celebrate, this is wishing you all, my people, a prosperous New Year devoid of economic hardship, insecurity, and other vices”, Senator Neda Imasuen added.
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