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Profile and Inspirational Story of Sherly Tjoanda, Wife of the Late Benny Laos Who is One Step Away from Becoming the Governor of North Maluku

Profile and Inspirational Story of Sherly Tjoanda, Wife of the Late Benny Laos Who is One Step Away from Becoming the Governor of North Maluku

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Profile and Inspirational Story of Sherly Tjoanda, Wife of the Late Benny Laos Who is One Step Away from Becoming the Governor of North Maluku

KLovers, the politics of North Maluku is now colored by the extraordinary story of a woman who rises from sorrow. Sherly Tjoanda, the wife of the late gubernatorial candidate Benny Laos, emerges as an inspirational figure who chooses to continue her husband's political struggle after the tragedy that took his life in the midst of the campaign. This heroic decision is not just an emotional act, but a deep commitment to realizing the aspirations for regional development.

In the whirl of sadness due to the speedboat disaster on Taliabu Island on October 12, 2024, which claimed Benny's life, Sherly chose to rise and accept the political mandate from eight supporting parties. Accompanied by Sarbin Sehe as the gubernatorial candidate, this woman born in Ambon on August 8, 1984, is ready to continue the vision of building a prosperous and competitive North Maluku community. Sherly's story is a portrait of a woman's resilience who can turn tragedy into strength to continue the struggle. Let's take a closer look below!

 

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In a captivating family photo, Sherly stands with Benny Laos and their three children. Their smiles radiate happiness and harmony. Bennett Edbert Laos, the eldest child who is now continuing his education in the United States, also witnesses his parents' journey in building a household for 19 years.

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The campaign stage bears witness to the togetherness of Sherly and Benny. Standing side by side, they demonstrate the strength of a couple with a shared vision to build North Maluku. This photo illustrates how they struggle together to realize their dream of serving the region.

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After the tragedy that befell Benny, Sherly appeared with a face full of determination. A close-up photo of her wearing a formal blue outfit signifies her resolve to continue the struggle. Her expression reflects the inner strength of a woman ready to lead.

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A memory photo on Taliabu Island reminds us of the last moments before the disaster. Here, Sherly and Benny are still together, showing their dedication to the region that will later witness their political journey.

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Surrounded by the leaders of eight political parties, Sherly received the mandate as a candidate for the replacement governor. This photo shows how political support is formed, with eight parties including NasDem, Demokrat, PKB, and PAN believing in Sherly.

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In photos of her activities such as exercising, snorkeling, and cycling, Sherly shows her dynamic personality. Not just a politician's wife, she is an active woman with a high spirit for contribution.

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During Benny Laos's funeral, it was the most emotional moment. Sherly's tears indicated a deep loss, yet her gaze remained strong. She proved that sadness does not break her spirit to continue the struggle and remain active in social activities. Really cool, right!

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Standing on the podium alongside Sarbin Sehe, the candidate for Deputy Governor, Sherly officially declared herself. This photo marks a new chapter in the politics of North Maluku, where a tough woman is ready to lead.

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Sherly Tjoanda's journey from a supportive wife to a gubernatorial candidate is an inspiring story. She proves that leadership knows no gender boundaries, and the spirit of service can arise from the toughest moments. With the support of family, friends, and eight political parties, Sherly is now ready to continue her late husband's vision: to build a prosperous, competitive, and hopeful North Maluku. For KLovers, Sherly's story is sure to inspire them to keep fighting and dedicating themselves to realizing their dreams. Come on, share your thoughts in the comments! If not now, when else?  

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