DPP wins 6 Assembly seats in Delta, as DTHA dissolves LG councils

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    By Austin Ogwuda, Asaba
    COMPOSITION of the Delta State House of Assembly in the next dispensation is no longer going to be PDP dominated as it had been since 1999 as Democratic Peoples Party, DPP has so far won 6 seats from the results so far declared while CAN clinched one seat, although the ruling PDP is still maintain its majority lead with 14 seats so far won.
    The House is composed of 29 members.

    Members of the House reconvened for a special sitting Thursday and passed a resolution dissolving all the 25 local government councils in the State and directed the various Heads of Personnel Management (HPM) to oversee their councils.

    Whilst some political observers saw it as punitive on the ground that their tenure had not expired others saw it differently, saying that the House has the powers to dissolve the council as it deemed fit.
    By Austin Ogwuda, Asaba

    Winners of the Federal House of Reps results from Delta State:

    Isoko North/Isoko South  – PDP
    Ndokwa/Ukwuani – DPP
    Okpe/Sapele/Uvwie – PDP but  the issue of rightful candidate of PDP for the election is pending in court
    Aniocha/Oshimili – PDP
    Bomadi/Patani – PDP
    Ethiope  federal constituency – PDP
    Ika Federal constituency – Accord Party

    Winners of Delta State House of Assembly polls:

    Aniocha North – PDP
    Aniocha South – PDP
    Bomadi – ACN
    Burutu I – PDP
    Burutu II – election inconclusive
    Ethiope East – DPP
    Ika South – PDP
    Ukwuani – DPP
    Ethiope West – PDP
    Ika North East – PDP
    Isoko South I – DPP
    Isoko South II – PDP
    Ndokwa East – PDP
    Ndokwa West – DPP
    Oshimili North – PDP
    Oshimili South – PDP
    Sapele –PDP
    Udu – DPP
    Ughelli North II – DPP
    Uvwie – DPP
    Warri South I – PDP
    Warri South II – PDP
    Warri South West – PDP

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