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Independent candidate, Dr Toluwani Akaehomen has declared her intention to run in the upcoming local elections in Kilkenny.
Dr Akaehomen, originally from Nigeria and a resident in Kilkenny since 2001, will contest the Kilkenny City Local Election Area (LEA).
Ms Akaehomen is known locally as a peace commissioner, small business owner and for her work in a number of voluntary organisations.
Launching her election campaign on Sunday March 10 in the Butts Hall, she highlighted; community focus, the local economy, and housing supply as her main priorities.
The presentation was held in English with the translation into the Ukrainian language to the newly arrived Ukrainian citizens who are also eligible to participate in the local elections.
Speaking at the launch, the election hopeful and mother of four thanked her supporters, family and campaign team for their support to date and stated if elected, she intends to to deliver a 'well resourced, vibrant community.'
Check out this week's Kilkenny People for an in-depth interview with Dr Toluwani Akaehomen and a comprehensive guide of the candidates running in your area.
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