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Tam Oburumu Emerges YPP House Of Assembly Candidate

Human rights activist and author of the book " The English Language Sentence" Mr.Tam Oburumu has emerged as the candidate of the Young Progressive Party to represent Bomadi constituency in the 2023 State house of assembly general election. Tam Oburumu pulled a toal of 28 votes out of the 28 delegates to beat other aspirants.
Speaking to journalists after the election, the calm activist said there is a new dawn in Bomadi constituency because the people will for the first time experience quality and selfless representation. He said, there's a lot to fix in the politically bastardized constituency by mischievous elements who have been sucking the common wealth of the people dry. Tam Oburumu explained the need for someone of great character, will, intelligence and competence to take Bomadi out of bondage. He concluded by saying, that he is the one.

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