**Khana 2 State House of Assembly Seat: APC's Henrietta Bulabari Wins Big** In a closely contested election, Henrietta Bulabari, a candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has emerged victorious in the Khana 2 State House of Assembly Constituency bye-election in Rivers State. With 7,647 votes, Bulabari secured a landslide victory in the election, which was described as free, fair, and peaceful. The election, which was keenly contested by candidates from various parties, including the Action Alliance (AA), New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP), Young Progressives Party (YPP), and Zenith Labour Party (ZLP), saw a low turnout of voters, with only 7,834 out of 71,914 registered voters participating in the election. Despite the low turnout, the election was characterized by a high level of transparency, with party agents present during the collation and announcement of the results. The Returning Officer, Prof. Angela Briggs, declared Bulabari the winner, stating that she had satisfied the requirements of the law. Bulabari, who expressed her gratitude to her constituents, promised to execute impactful projects across the constituency, which would make her people happy. Her victory is a testament to the APC's growing influence in Rivers State, and it is expected to have significant implications for the party's future in the state. The low turnout of voters in the election raises concerns about the level of engagement and participation in the electoral process in Rivers State. The low turnout of voters could be attributed to various factors, including voter apathy, lack of awareness, and insecurity. However, the election's transparency and the peaceful conduct of the election are a welcome development, and they reflect the progress being made in the country's electoral process. The victory of Henrietta Bulabari in the Khana 2 State House of Assembly Constituency bye-election is a significant milestone in the political landscape of Rivers State. It is a testament to the power of the people and their desire for change. As Bulabari begins her tenure, she has a lot to prove, and her constituents will be watching closely to see if she delivers on her promises.