Kelvin Bowoto
Dr. Tade Omotosho, former chairman of the Nigerian Diaspora Organization (NIDO) in Poland, has expressed interest in running for councilor in Wolomin County in the upcoming Polish district and local government elections as part of his ongoing public and community service in the nation.
Omotosho, who recently completed his term as the head of the Nigerian Diaspora Organization, is well-liked by Africans living in Poland. His move is viewed as a significant and brave step toward strengthening ties among Africans in the country.
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In his remarks, Dr. Omotosho expressed his eagerness to participate in Polish politics and contribute to societal improvement.
He underlined his goal to inspire both Polish-African youth and the larger Polish-African community through his actions and leadership.
“Besides my contribution and involvement in community service, the time has come to also participate in the political affairs of the country in order to give a stronger voice to Africans to advance positive issues that will foster greater harmony and cooperation,” Omotosho went on to say.
Techrectory with Agency Report.
