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Delta Journalist Raises Alarm Over Alleged Death Threats From A Federal Lawmaker's Brother, Ogor The journalist alleged that one Jay Ogor, identified as younger brother of a former minority leader in the House of Representatives and member representing Isoko federal constituency in the National Assembly, Leo Ogor. by Saharareporters, New York May 11, 2021 An investigative journalist based in Delta state, Prince Amour Udemude, has raised the alarm over alleged threats to kill him. The journalist alleged that one Jay Ogor, identified as younger brother of a former minority leader in the House ...

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), yesterday, declared candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Jude Ogbimi, winner of Isoko North Constituency House of Assembly by-election, held on Saturday, April 10, 2021 in Delta State. No fewer than 11 political parties contested the Assembly by-election following the death of former Majority Leader of the House, Tim Owhefere. Returning Officer for the by-election, Prof. Christopher Onosemuode of the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun (FUPRE), said Ogbimi scored 29,421 votes to emerge winner. Onosemuode, who i...

Mr Ogbimi scored 29,421 votes to defeat eight other candidates in the bye-election.

[FILES] Police. Photo: TWITTER/POLICENGThe Commissioner of Police (CP), Delta Command, Mr Ari Ali, has deployed 2016 police personnel for Saturday’s Isoko North Local Government Area Constituency by-election in the state. The CP said this in a statement issued by the acting Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the command, DSP Edafe Bright, on Friday in Warri. Ali said that the personnel were expected to provide adequate security for the electorate and INEC officials. He said that they would also be at all the polling units and some identified hot spots in the local government. ...

We don’t occupy key positions in government, says Isoko United Parliament On Kindly Share This Story: Group known as Isoko United Parliament, Sunday frowned at what it described as non-representation and occupancy of key positions in the Delta state political system. “That between the positions of the Governor, Deputy Governor, Speaker, Deputy Speaker, Chief Judge, Accountant-General, Senate, Secretary to the Government of the State, etc, Isoko a rich oil producing ethnic nationality whose abundant natural wealth has sustained the state from inception till date, is occupying none”, the...