Delta PDP Returns Esiso As State Chairman

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Delta chapter, has returned Mr Kingsley Esiso as the state chairman of the party for a new four-year term. 

Esiso, the erstwhile chairman of the party, was returned unopposed by party delegates across the state at the PDP congress held on Saturday in Asaba. 

Announcing the result, Chairman of the PDP Congress Committee, Chief Lawrence Ezenwa, said that Esiso pulled a total of 2,782 votes out of the 2,800 total votes cast. 

He disclosed that a total of 2, 803 delegates were accredited for the congress. 

The chairman also said that the committee expunged names of some government appointees who were not qualified to be delegates from the delegates’ list. 

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“Today, we have a total of 2, 803 accredited delegates. 

“Mr Kingsley Esiso pulled a total of 2,782 votes out of the 2, 800 total votes cast to returned as party chairman. 

“Also returned unopposed is Mr. Obi Nzete who pulled a total of 2,798 votes to return as the party secretary,” Ezenwa said. 

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), reports that all the 39 officials and un-officio state executive members who served with Esiso were equally returned unopposed. 

In his acceptance remark, Esiso promised to work and build a united party that would be all inclusive and accommodating to all members. 

“Today, delegates of our great party have voted massively to elect us to serve again. I must say that this is a challenge and a call to do more. 

“It is a call to work and keep our great party united, focused and committed to the yearnings of our people. 

“So, on behalf of the newly elected officials, I want to say that we have accepted the challenge and fully ready to serve our great again,” Esiso said.( 

The health agency said that a multi-sectoral national Emergency Operations Centre (EOC), activated at Level 3, had continued to coordinate the national response activities across the country. 

The country, however, had reported fewer cases in August, compared to June and July when cases averaged more than 500 daily and  hitting 745 on June 18.

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