Tatua Slams PDP national chairman over absent of development in his LGA... Drums support for Arch. Tonye Cole

The convener, Tonye Cole Volunteer Group, Mrs. Ibifuro Thompson Tatua has berated the chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Prince Uche Secondus and it's party over their poor performance in bringing development to Rivers State. Mrs. Tatua during a ward-to-ward tour with Arch. Tonye Cole, (APC gubernatorial candidate for 2019 general election) expressed shock seeing how underdeveloped the LGA of the PDP chairman is recently.

While narrating her experience, she noted that the means of movement in Andoni was very frustrating, stressing that the people in the area don't even have a good landing Jetty rather, they had to work for a distance after dropping from a speed boat before they could access other wards.

Speaking on the candidature of Tonye Cole, she averred that she is rest assured owning to the wealth of experience the APC candidate has as a builder and Architect.

Accordingly, she noted that Andoni is not far from Port Harcourt City, and as such won't take Arch. Cole a long time to bring development to them if elected into office as the governor.

In her words "Andoni is having a lot of developmental issues, you can see that they are not far from Port Harcourt City, so I would not expect that they will have River and not having Jetty."

"Now we have a candidate who is a builder and an Architect, somebody who is into development. He will want to develop the area because to get to Andoni is easy so he is willing to bring development"

"If they vote for a candidate like Tonye Cole, he will bring development, empowerment, entrepreneurship and give employments."

"They have Uche Secondus and people in PDP yet they are not doing anything, they should try something new and Arch. Tonye Cole is that new thing" she said.##

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