Uduaghan Submits Senate Nomination Forms

Posted by African Examiner Latest Headlines, News, News From The State, Politics Thursday, October 30th, 2014

The Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, has bought and submitted his Expression of Interest and Nomination forms for the Delta South Senatorial District election in 2015.

The forms were submitted at the Peoples Democratic Party State Headquarters in Asaba on Thursday.

Governor Uduaghan, whose forms were bought on October 17 by some of his political associates in G3 at the National Secretariat of the PDP, Wadata House, Abuja, has expressed his deep appreciation to all PDP faithful and Deltans for their outpouring of love and support.

He equally promised quality representation at the Red Chambers.

In his words: “History is in the making and I have to heed the calls of my people who have severally urged me to go to the Senate after my tenure as Governor of Delta State.

“I will not disappoint them.

“I will, by the grace of God, give my senatorial zone quality representation.

“I also want to appreciate President Goodluck Jonathan and assure him that I will put all my national and international reach at his disposal.”

Meanwhile, the foremost political platform in the senatorial district, the G3, comprising Isoko, Ijaw and Itsekiri, has fully backed Dr. Uduaghan’s senatorial ambition.

Secretary of the group, Hon. Solomon Funkekeme, said Governor Uduaghan is the best the district can present at the National Assembly at this critical moment of the nation’s democracy.

Funkekeme said “his wealth of experience and leadership qualities stand him out.”

Also, the Isoko Advancement Network has applauded the decision of Uduaghan to contest the senatorial seat, saying that the network is confident that the three ethnic groups that make up the zone be well represented in the Senate.

Speaking on Thursday in Asaba, the Chairman of the IAN, Hon. Mike Ogwa, said the Isoko nation is fully and solidly in support of Uduaghan’s senatorial aspiration and promised to mobilise the people of the district to back him.