Hon Maimunat Olubando Okoya advices Kosofe residents to go out and pick up their PVC.

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The candidate of Labour party for House of Representatives in Kosofe federal constituency has adviced all residents and voters in Kosofe to follow through with INEC procedure and pick up their permanent voters card from INEC offices from Monday 12th December 2023.

The popular philanthropist also enjoined all Kosofe residents to make the right choice and vote for all Labour party candidates from the presidency, governorship, senate, house of representatives and state assembly as they are obviously a detachment from the usual selfish arrangement that has brought the nation to it's knees. 

Finally, she assured all Kosofe electorates of her desire and sincerity to assuade them from all inconveniences currently being experienced.

 

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