Oborevwori’s administration is focused on developmental issues, argues DANIEL OSARO
By all objective standards, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege’s latest attack on Governor Sheriff Oborevwori over the declaration of the Udu State Constituency seat as vacant was misplaced. Omo-Agege appears determined to stir controversies where none exists. Unfortunately, his latest intervention exposes more political frustration than constitutional understanding.
The facts are simple.
The Delta State House of Assembly declared the seat of Hon. Collins Egbetamah vacant following his defection from the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), to Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC). Whether one agrees with the decision or not, it remains a legislative action taken by an independent arm of government acting pursuant to powers vested in it by the Constitution.
Yet, Omo-Agege would have Nigerians believe that Governor Oborevwori personally convened the House, dictated its proceedings and instructed lawmakers on how to vote. Nothing can be more ridiculous.
