Gboluga’s Victory At Appeal Court Boosted My Quick Recovery — Tofowomo

Senator Nicholas Tofowomo, Thursday, in Akure congratulated Hon. Ikengboju Gboluga on his well-deserved victory at Appeal Court.

The Ondo South Senator through his Media Aide, Akinrinlola Olumide, said the judgment of Appeal Court which set aside the decision of the Election Petition Tribunal which nullified the election of Gboluga of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, as the member representing Okitipupa/Irele federal constituency in the House of Representatives, has boosted his quick recovery. 

Recall that the distinguished Senator is presently recuperating following his involvement in a fatal road accident which claimed the life of Mrs Toyin Ajinde and left two other chieftains of the party injured, including a governorship aspirant in the state, Hon. Banji Okunomo.

Tofowomo said: ”This is good news coming from the Appeal Court. The news is like a medicine for my quick recovery. It has really boosted my recovery very fast. I am happy for Hon. Gboluga and the entire PDP family in Ondo State.”

”Congratulations to all members of our party and the electorates in Okitipupa/Irele Federal Constituency of Ondo State, ” Tofowomo said.

He, however, called on Hon. Albert Akintoye, to imbibe the spirit of sportsmanship and support the leadership of Gboluga for the development and progress of the constituency.


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