“Campaign is over let me relax before the next stage’- Tonto writes as she steps out to party

• Following the end of the elections, Tonto wants to have a good time by relaxing and chilling before moving on to the next phase.

Popular media personality Tonto Dikeh seems to have adjusted back to her lifestyle following the Governorship election that took place recently.

Tonto Dikeh took to her Instagram page to post beautiful pictures of her stepping out for a party.

She noted that following the end of the elections, she wants to have a good time by relaxing and chilling before moving on to the next phase.

She wrote: When Her Excellency, stepped out for a parry🫣 Campaigns is over, let me have my time and relax before the next stage..

Actress, Tonto Dikeh and her principal, Tonte Ibraye have stepped down from running for the governorship and deputy governorship position.

According to reports, Tonto Dikeh took to her social media page to announce that her party ADC was no longer in the race to run for governorship in Rivers State a day before the election.

According to Tonto Dikeh, her party, ADC, has thrown its weight behind the All Progressive Congress (APC)’s candidate, Tonye Cole, and has urged her supporters to vote for Tonte Cole.

Tonto Dikeh wrote:

“Having carefully listened to the advice of elders and political leaders of Rivers State on the need for the opposition to look inwards and present a unified, competent, and generally acceptable candidate with the capacity to win the March 18th gubernatorial elections, and the need for the opposition to prevent splitting its votes amongst several candidates, today we officially adopted Pastor Tonye Cole, Governorship Candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) Rivers State as the consensus and unifying Candidate of the opposition. Upon his victory, Tonye Cole will form a unity government comprising of the APC and other opposition parties in this alliance titled “Stronger Together for a United Rivers State”. I hereby call on all my supporters to vote for Tonye Cole of the APC this Saturday.”