WP chief Pritam Singh thanks young Eunos volunteers for helping him come out of his shell on social media
From a video featuring young WP volunteers, specifically his "social media girl" and the young woman who designs the posters at Eunos This article ( WP chief Pritam Singh thanks young Eunos volunteers for helping him come out of his shell on social media ) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News .
In a video posted by the Workers' Party (WP) Youth Wing on September 2, two young women, Skylar and Elva, were featured as active volunteers in the Eunos ward where WP chief Pritam Singh has represented the area in Parliament since 2011. Skylar, who has been volunteering with the party since 2020, is responsible for Singh's "6-7 video" that went viral in March, while Elva, who joined after the elections last year, designs posters for the party's activities.
Skylar admitted that she found working on the video "so whimsical," and shared her perspective on working with Singh, stating that he is just "a guy." She praised him for bringing out a more social media presence from him. Singh, in turn, thanked the two young women for helping him "come out of his shell" and become more generous in allowing himself to be seen on social media more often.
Jimmy Tan, a legal and secretarial assistant to Singh for years, acknowledged the invaluable contributions of Skylar and Elva, allowing him to focus more on the estate. In the video's closing, Skylar encouraged young Singaporeans to volunteer, explaining that merely seeing a party's activities on social media is not enough to comprehend what goes on behind the scenes. Elva added that young people with creative skills and a passion for politics have a place to volunteer.
The party chief emphasized that young people are welcome, expressing his hope to see more Singaporeans taking ownership of the country and contributing to it through the Workers' Party.
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