Delta Assembly Declares Udu Lawmaker's Seat Vacant

The Delta State House of Assembly has declared the seat of the lawmaker representing Udu Constituency vacant, asserting that the action was in strict accordance with constitutional provisions. Hon. Emeka Nwaobi, the chairman of the House committee, informed the assembly that the decision was not politically motivated, countering claims to the contrary.
The assembly reviewed the resignation and defection letter submitted by the lawmaker, concluding that it fell within the constitutional framework. Nwaobi explained that the Nigerian Constitution clearly outlines the conditions under which a lawmaker can leave their political party without forfeiting their seat.
He noted that the assembly found no evidence to support claims that the lawmaker's defection was due to internal crises within the political party. The assembly's resolution was framed as a commitment to uphold democratic principles and legislative integrity, emphasizing that all actions taken were rooted in law and not influenced by political sentiments.
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