Politics
Ethiope East: Group Purchases Nomination And Interest Form For Chief Majemite, Asks Her To Contest For DTHA
Ahead of the 2023 General Elections, some political children of Hon. (Chief) Faith Majemite under the aegis of THE ONIEMO PROJECT (TOP-23) have purchased the Expression of Interest and Nomination Form for the Delta State House of Assembly for Hon. (Chief) Faith Majemite.
The leader of the group, Hon. Bolokor Ovo, who spoke to newsmen at the PDP Secretariat in Asaba, expressed optimism that among all the aspirants jostling for the ticket, Chief (Mrs.) Faith Majemite is more qualified when it comes to governance, accessibility, experience and leadership.
He said, Hon. Faith Majemite has raised political children across party lines, and it will only be nice that her political children support her ambition for the House of Assembly.
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He added: “She has proven to be a good manager of resources. Without doubt, she will do more when elected. So, we, the political children of Hon. (Chief) Faith Majemite are calling on her to contest as Member representing Ethiope East House in the Delta State House of Assembly, come 2023.”
The Media Coordinator of the group, Comr. John Jephthah who also spoke, stated that Oniemo’s generosity and style of leadership was the litmus that made them as a group to purchase the form.
He continued: “I urge my fellow Ethiope Easterners to key into the Oniemo Project as I have full confidence that she will deliver the dividends of Democracy to her Constituents.”
“The Nomination and Expression of interest form will be presented to her later today at her residence,” he said.
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