By: S. Winston Blyden

IPNews-Monrovia: The former governing party, Unity party Legislative Caucus Chairman, and Montserrado county district #17 representative Harrison Kiezulu, says he has no intention to contest the upcoming Grand Cape Mount County Senatorial by-election schedule to take place later this year but insists he would contest in feature election.

Speaking with reporters, yesterday, Monday, August 12, 2019, at his capitol building office, lawmaker Kiezulu said it makes no scene to abandon a six years mandate given to him by his people to contest for a post which has a one year life spend.

Commenting on his status in the county, representative Kiezulu boosted of several contributions that he currently enjoys, such as, the cultivation of his personal farm in the county, constructed a farm to market roads to allow commercial vehicles have easy access to other rural areas of the district, including the awards of several scholarships to youth of the county.

Meanwhile, representative Kiezule rubbished the myth that partisans of the ruling Coalition for Democratic voted in favor of newly certificated Montserrado County Senator Abe Darious Dillon candidate of the four opposition political party in the just ended July 27, 2019 in Montserrado county, adding that the ruling establishment will be defeated if there should be a re-run in the county.

He added that the strength shown by members of the opposition community in the just ended by election in Montserrado county was a test which has proving positive, while at the same boosting that the opposition community have not unleashed her full potential yet.