Felix Nzemeka would like to make life more affordable in Tillsonburg.
TILLSONBURG - He wants to represent the community he is proud to call home.
Felix Nzemeka moved to Tillsonburg about six or seven years ago and he would like to become a town councillor.
He says he has fallen in love with the town's quiet, loving and welcoming environment over the years.
"It's very hard for you to not to run into someone in Tillsonburg where you mention your name, they know your father, your grandfather, etc. That kind of community is what Tillsonburg is all about and that is why I fell in love with the town."
He currently runs a company that provides home services for seniors.
If he's elected, Nzemeka would like to look at what the township already has when it comes to future investments.
"Not just investing in buying empty land with tax structure and finding the money to develop it in the future. What investments does the town already have that we could generate from? That is the area I am looking at so we can reduce pressure on low income families for tax payers."
He says he's also a good listener and wants to run on the interests of the residents.
Voters will head to the polls on October 26th.

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