Vote digital President in 2023 – Senator Tofowomo tells Nigerians

Sen. Nicholas Tofowomo has urged Nigerians to vote for a digital, credible, versatile, and dynamic candidate for President in the 2023 general elections.

Tofowomo, a People’s Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, gave this advice while speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday.

According to him, such candidates must be well-grounded educationally, politically, socially, and economically to tackle the myriad of challenges facing the country.

He said that Nigeria remained a developing country because previous leaders were unable to harness the potential and God-given resources of the country for its development as a superpower.

Nigeria is still ranked as a developing country because our leaders have not harnessed the great potentials and God-given resources properly for Nigeria to be among the developed nation.

“By now, Nigeria is supposed to be thinking of how to use nuclear power to generate electricity for everyone to have uninterrupted electricity that will create more employment and make our economy thrive.

“My birthday wish is for Nigerians to vote for a digital president who is well-grounded educationally, politically, socially, and economically to lead Nigeria out of the doldrums.

“Of course, I am a PDP member and I believe our party is searching for someone who has all these criteria for Nigeria to take its rightful place in among the developed nation in the world,” Tofowomo said.

Credit: NAN

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