Princess Elizabeth Vivid
Princess Elizabeth Vivid, a 22-year-old scholar, has been elected because the youngest councillor in United Kingdom (UK) to symbolize Eastbrook ward in Dagenham, through the nation’s election on Thursday, Might 3.
Ramota Lawal, generally known as Tele, was additionally elected to symbolize the London Borough of Havering Council, representing residents in Heaton Ward, Harold Hill.
Elizabeth’s mom, Afolasade Vivid, a councillor from the Borough of Barking and Dagenham, was additionally re-elected.
Afolasade can be a former speaker and civic mayor in London Borough of Hackney.
Elizabeth, after the election outcomes, wrote: “Right now 4th Might 2018, God did it- He turned my setback right into a comeback. I WON.
“Formally been elected because the youngest Labour Councillor in my Borough, representing the improbable Eastbrook Ward on the tender age of 22, alongside two superb people- Mick McCarthy and Tony Ramsay.
“We have now labored so arduous on this election, with some of the goal wards, however all of the hardwork, dedication and tears have lastly paid off.
“Want to say large thanks to all who’ve supported Eastbrook on this marketing campaign. From the CLP to the Borough-wide councillors, my superb MP, Jon Cruddas, who canvassed with me until the final hour, volunteers and mates and, after all, to probably the most supportive dad and mom, Afolasade Vivid and Pastor Gbolahan Vivid.”
There are actually 4 councillors, all girls from the identical Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) parish- The Grasp’s Sanctuary- they usually embrace Elizabeth, Afolasade, Donna Lumsden and Dorothy Akwaboah.
