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'The new generation has to feel my energy', says Mike Henry in 10th term hunt

Published:Tuesday | August 18, 2020 | 12:00 AM
Mike Henry heads to the nomination centre in a pair of green shoes with his wife Dawn by his side. "Having lived through four generations, the new generation has to learn to touch, feel and taste my energy," he says - Cecelia Campbell Livingston Photo.

Lester Michael Henry was today nominated for the 10th time to contest the Clarendon Central constituency for the Jamaica Labour Party saying there is still a lot more for him to do.

"Having lived through four generations, the new generation has to learn to touch, feel and taste my energy," Henry told The Gleaner.

According to Henry, he is yet to deliver on some things he couldn't address in the time frame he served.

Earlier, his contender Zuleika Jess, said Henry's time had expired.

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But Henry is not bothered by her.

"I beat others before her," he said.

Looking ahead Henry said, it is his intention to leave a legacy to the young councillors.

He did not offer details saying he will announce it soon.

Leading a throng of supporters, Henry turned up in a pair of green shoes at the St Gabriel's Anglican Church in May Pen to be nominated.

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