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Tonto Dikeh, a Nigerian actress who has transitioned into politics, has announced her candidacy for the position of deputy governor for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Rivers State. She will be running alongside Tonte Ibraye, who is the governorship candidate.
Despite past controversies, Dikeh has assured her constituents of her commitment to change and improving citizens’ lives. Dikeh has only acted in two films in the past ten years.
Dikeh has demonstrated her commitment to community development through her foundation, which has contributed to COVID-19 relief initiatives and sponsored children’s education annually. Her experience in this area will make her an effective deputy governor if elected. The ADC plans to invest heavily in social protection programs in Rivers State.
Olumide Oworu, a Nigerian actor and model, has entered politics, joining the growing number of politically aware Nigerian youths. He is running for a seat in the Lagos State House of Representatives, Surulere Constituency 1, on the platform of the Labour Party (LP). Desmond Elliot, his senior colleague in the movie industry, has held this position for the past eight years.
Oworu’s passion for youth development and inclusion in government dates back to his childhood. He strongly believes that youth participation in politics is essential for the progress of the country. Through his social media presence, Oworu has expressed his desire to change the current style of governance in Nigeria and promote transparency in government. He aims to be part of the process that will give a voice to the youth and bring about the Nigeria of their dreams.
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