Delta Assembly recalls 2 suspended members
”The committee has commenced investigation. However, the 14 days that they were suspended has elapsed.
The Delta House of Assembly on Tuesday recalled two of its members that were suspended in November over alleged gross misconduct.
Supreme News reports that the recall was announced during plenary in Asaba by the Speaker, Mr Dennis Guwor.
Supreme news recalls that the assembly had on Nov. 6, suspended Mr Dafe Chukudi (PDP-Ukwuani) for 14 legislative days over alleged gross misconduct, while Mr Oboro Preyor (PDP-Bomadi), was also suspended for 14 legislative days for the same offense on Nov. 12.
”Dear colleagues, following the allegation of gross misconduct against our suspended members and subsequently, a committee on investigation headed by the Deputy Speaker, Mr Arthur Akpowowo, was set up.
”The committee has commenced investigation. However, the 14 days that they were suspended has elapsed.
”And by the confidence you all reposed on me as speaker of the State House of Assembly, and now that the 14 days of their suspension has elapsed, ” he said.
Guwor added, ”there is need to recall Mr Dafe Chukudi and Mr Oboro Preyor to resume their duties as members going forward.
”The suspended members are hereby recall pending on the outcome of their investigative committee.”
Meanwhile, the deputy speaker, Mr Arthur Akpowowo expressed joy over the recall of the lawmakers, saying ” I am very happy that we have lifted their suspension.
”The Speaker has recalled them so that they can celebrate the Christmas with joy and even enter the New Year with some relief of happiness.
”For me, this is a party gift for me even though I’m not affected.”