PDP Senatorial Candidate, Nicholas Tofowomo, Greets Ondo South, Raises Their Hope

The Senatorial Candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Ondo South, Otunba Nicholas Tofowomo, has called on the good people of Ondo South to keep their hopes alive as they begin the journey of 2019 which offer them the opportunity to elect new representatives for a better Ondo South.

In a new year message made available to newsmen in Akure by his director of Media and Publicity, Olumide Akinrinlola, the PDP candidate urges the peoples not to be despair over the dissapointment of the past due to poor leadership representation especially at the red chamber of the National Assembly.

Tofowomo promised to rescue the senatorial district from set back and provide quality leadership if elected in 2019 as the next Senator of the senatorial district.

“I wish the good people of Ondo South a prosperous new year ahead. 2019 is the year of another opportunity for Ondo South to elect credible, vibrant and digital representatives for a better Ondo South.

“Let’s keep our hope alive. The people must not be despair over disappointment of the past due to poor leadership representation especially at the red chamber of the National Assembly.

“I promise to rescue Ondo South from set back. I will heal your wound, provide quality leadership and not fail you for a  if elected Senator in 2019”, he said.

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