DELTA ASSEMBLY SUSPENDS CHUKWUDI DAFE FOR GROSS MISCONDUCT

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The Delta State House of Assembly has suspended Hon. Ogbuefi Chukwudi Dafe, the representative of the Ukwuani State constituency, over allegations of gross misconduct.

The suspension was officially announced by the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Emomotimi Guwor, following a motion raised on the House floor and unanimously adopted by its members.

Further details to follow.......

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