Delta State People's Democratic Party
The Delta State People's Democratic Party (also known as Delta PDP) is the state level chapter of the People's Democratic Party in Delta State, Nigeria. It is the current ruling political party in the southern oil-rich state and has produced governors since the advent of the fourth republic in 1999.
Delta State People's Democratic Party | |
|---|---|
| Chairman | Kingsley Esiso |
| Spokesperson | London Owofasa |
| Deputy Chair | Val Arenyinka |
| Headquarters | Asaba City, Delta State |
| National affiliation | People's Democratic Party |
| Senate (Deltan seats) | 3 / 3
|
| House (Deltan seats) | 10 / 10
|
The party's executive is led by Chairman Kingsley Esiso and Deputy Chair Val Arenyinka.
Current elected officials
Statewide offices
- Governor: Arthur Okowa Ifeanyi
- Deputy Governor: Kingsley Otuaro
Members of the Senate
| Senator | District |
|---|---|
| James Manager | Delta South |
| Ovie Omo-Agege | Delta Central |
| Peter Nwaoboshi | Delta North |
House of Representatives
| Representative | Constituency |
|---|---|
| Joan Onyemaechi Mrakpor | Aniocha/Oshimili |
| Victor Nwaokolo | Ika |
| Leo Ogor | Isoko |
| Nicholas Mutu | Bomadi/Patani |
| Dan Keynieju | Warri |
| Osai N. Osai | Ndokwa |
| Evelyn Omavowan Oboro | Okpe/Uvwie/Sapele |
| Solomon Ahkwinakwi | Udu/Ughelli |
| Julius Pondi | Burutu |
| Lovett Idisi | Ethiope |
List of state party chairmen
| Chairman | Term |
|---|---|
| James Manager | 1998–1999 |
| Pius Sinebe | 1999–2006[1] |
| Emmanuel Ogidi | 2006–2008 |
| Peter O. Nwaoboshi | 2008–2014[2] |
| Edwin C.O. Uzor | 2014–2016 |
| Kingsley Esiso | 2016–present |
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References
- Amour Udemude (7 September 2015). "Ex-PDP chair to Delta Central: Respect agreement on power rotation". National Mirror. Retrieved 20 February 2016.
- "Delta PDP Not in Alliance with Accord Party, Says Nwaoboshi". Thisday. 6 March 2015. Retrieved 20 February 2016.
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