Senator Tofowomo Releases N3.3M To Host PDP Members In 66 Wards on Christmas Day

  • To meet Stakeholders in Ondo South to brainstorm on the development of the Senatorial district

Determined to rebuild his party and share the moment with members of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) on Christmas Day across the 66 wards of Ondo South in Ondo State, distinguished Senator Nicholas Tofowomo, representing Ondo South at the 9th Senate, has released the sum of Three Million, Three Hundred Thousand Naira Only, for the 66 wards in Ondo South for get-together on Christmas Day.

In a statement by Akinrinlola Olumide, his special assistant on media and publicity on Friday Morning, the sum is to be shared N50,000 (Fifty Thousand Naira only) per ward to hold meeting with refreshments and merriments on Christmas Day.

Starnews reports that the Senator would also be meeting various leaders of the party from across the six local government of ondo south and also have talks with various group of people in ondo south for the development of the Senatorial District before the end of the year and during the new year.

Akinrinlola said that date would be communicated with formal invitation to prospective stakeholders in due time.

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