SDP NWC to Inaugurate Delta State Caretaker Committee members

The National Working Committee (NWC) of Social Democratic Party (SDP) is set to inaugrate new council members to steer the affairs of the Party.

This is coming sequel to the dissolution of the Oke Idawene-led executive by the party's National Working Committee (NWC).

This was contained in a statement on Friday, May 05, 2023 by the National Vice Chairman, South South of the Party, Fred E. Owotorufa, MNIM, CFE, FICA. He disclosed that the party is poised to make positive history in Delta State by providing good and purposeful leadership in State.

Those penciled down to be inuaugrated on Saturday, May 06, 2023 at the SDP Delta Central Secretariat, Warri Sapele Road, After Mercy City includes:

Esther Ikule (Mrs) - State Chairman

Enebraye Kembigha - State Secretary

Mike Dugbo - Vice Chairman, Delta Central

Tony Onyisi - Vice Chairman, Delta North

Solomon Pere Daubri - Vice Chairman Delta South

Barr Afeogba Goodyear - State Legal Adviser

Gabriel Ibede - State Treasurer

Oghenekaro Ighogboja - State Organizing Secretary

Clement Oghoje - State Youth Speaker

Gbanakumo Eseimokumoh (Mrs) - State Woman Speaker

Timi Edema Elo (Mrs) - State Welfare Secretary

Matthew Ogisi - State Labour and Civil Society Secretary.

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