The Abia state deputy governorship candidate of the Young Progressives Congress (YPP), Dr. Desmond Chima Anyaso, has attributed his success in business and life generally, to the industrious nature of Aba.
Speaking during an Exclusive Interaction on AF-TELEVISION, Anyaso hinted that some of the traits he picked up while growing up in Aba molded him into a strong, resilient and successful person he is today. WATCH VIDEO BELOW:
“Some of the traits i picked up in Aba were not taught in the universities, and even as someone who has traveled across the world. What i learnt in Aba were natural and organic”
“Aba taught us how to be proud, confident, focused and hardworking, and that was why even at a very early stage of my life, I had already started hustling on my own, not minding that my parents were into business and well to do”
Anyaso stated that as someone who was born and brought up in Aba, he has been giving back to the city through the organization he co-founded called UMU ABA ASSOCIATION, made up of young Entrepreneurs who were born in Aba and lives within and outside the city.
He said that his priority as well as the association is to give back to people of Aba who gave so much to them.
According to him, both him and the association have sponsored Aba youths in different skill acquisition programmes, done a lot of projects including building of one of the best bus stops in Aba and medical supports to many.
He promised to do more if he emerges the deputy governor of the state come 2023 election as it would afford him the opportunity and platform.
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