We are turning our spotlight on Mrs. Jennifer Onose Eromosele, the Accord Party candidate for Ethiope East Constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly election. Her agenda puts empowerment, enterprise and accountable representation at its centre.

Women like her deserve attention. They bring fresh ideas, business experience and a real commitment to solving the everyday problems of their communities.

An Entrepreneur Seeking Public Office

Eromosele founded Olokpo, a platform that connects chefs, caterers, bakers, grill experts and mixologists with customers. It shows how technology and enterprise can open doors for small business owners.

The platform widens market access for skilled professionals. It also helps young people and women turn their talents into lasting businesses.

A Six-Point Agenda

Her campaign rests on six priorities: youth empowerment and job creation, infrastructure, education, healthcare, agriculture and transparent representation.

For the economy, she proposes skills acquisition, entrepreneurship training and grants for youths and women. She also promises better opportunities for farmers, traders, artisans and small business owners.

On services, she pledges to push for better roads, improved drainage and street lighting. She also plans to advocate better-equipped schools, scholarships and stronger primary healthcare.

Accountable Representation

Just as important is how she intends to serve. Eromosele promises regular meetings with constituents, open communication and responsible use of public resources.

We believe this matters. Elected officials must stay close to the people who sent them to office.

Her campaign message is “Ethiope East Deserves More.” It speaks to economic inclusion, community development and wider opportunities for residents.

Our Call to the People of Ethiope East

We encourage residents to study her agenda and weigh her plans. They can then give her the support they feel her vision merits.

At Women for 35%, we believe women must have greater opportunity to take part in governance. Their expertise should shape policy, and their ideas should become solutions that benefit society. Capable women deserve to be heard, and their proposals deserve a fair look.

Women for 35% is an apolitical movement. We are not affiliated with any political party, and our advocacy for women’s representation cuts across party lines. Our concern is women’s participation, equal opportunity and inclusive leadership across Nigeria.

We want a future where women are not spectators in politics but active participants in decision-making and nation-building. When women get the chance to lead, their ideas can make a real difference.

Her Voice. Her Vote. Her Future.