Politics
BREAKING: Delta PDP To Hold State Congress Saturday
By Daniel Dafe
“Delta State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), State Congress holds on Saturday 31st, August 2024 at the Cenotaph, Asaba by 10:00am.”
Engr. Dan Ossai, State Secretary, PDP, Delta State, said this on Wednesday in a statement.
The statement urged Delegates and Aspirants for various offices to be be seated by 9:00am.
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The statement reads further: “For the avoidance of doubts, delegates for the State Congress are:
1. The Governor and the Deputy Governor of Delta State. 2. Former Governors and their Deputies. 3. Serving and Former Members of the BOT. 4. Members of the party’s State Executive Committee. 5. Serving and Former Members of the NEC and ZEC. 6. Serving and Former Members of the National Assembly. 7. Serving Members of DTHA and Former Principal Officers DTHA. 8. Local Government Council Chairmen and Vice Chairmen. 9. All Local Government Party Executive Members. 10. All National Assembly and Delta State House of Assembly Candidates of the PDP in the last general election. 11. Three Delegates from the Wards. 12. Former Members of the State Working Committee of PDP. 13. Former Local Government Area Party Chairmen. 14. One Physically Challenged Person per Local Government Area. 15. All Serving elected Local Government Councilors. 16. All serving Chairmen, Deputy Chairmen, Secretaries, Women and Youth Leaders of the Wards in the State. 17. All National Delegates.
“All the categories of persons mentioned above must still be members of the party.”
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