**APC Candidate Emerges Winner in Rivers State Assembly Bye-Election** In a closely contested election, Henrietta Bulabari, the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has taken the top spot in the Khana 2 State House of Assembly Constituency bye-election in Rivers State. With an impressive 7,647 votes, Bulabari has sent a strong message to her constituents and the opposition. The results of the election, as announced by the Returning Officer, Angela Briggs, revealed a relatively low voter turnout. Out of the 71,914 registered voters, only a meager 7,834 accredited voters cast their ballots. Nonetheless, Bulabari's victory is a testament to her campaign's effectiveness in swaying the minds of the electorate. The margin of victory was substantial, with Bulabari's closest rival, the NNPP candidate, managing a paltry 37 votes. The AA, YPP, and ZLP candidates also trailed far behind, polling 46, 23, and 47 votes, respectively. It is worth noting that the overall voter turnout was less than 11%, a situation that raises questions about the level of civic engagement in the constituency. Upon her declaration as the winner, Bulabari expressed her gratitude to the people of Khana 2 for reposing their trust in her. She promised to deliver impactful constituency projects that would bring joy and prosperity to her constituents. Her victory has also sparked hopes that she will be a voice for the people in the State House of Assembly. The APC's win in the Khana 2 bye-election is a significant development in Rivers State politics. It is a reminder that the outcome of elections can be influenced by a range of factors, including the performance of candidates, their campaign strategies, and the level of voter engagement. As Bulabari prepares to take up her new role, she will have the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of her constituents and restore their faith in the democratic process.