Ibori’s daughter wins House of Assembly seat in Delta
Delta, Election 2015, Elections, Headlines, State News Monday, April 13th, 2015
by Deji Abiodun
The Independent National Electoral Commission has declared Erhiatake Ibori, daughter of former governor of Delta State, Chief James Ibori, winner of the Ethiope West Constituency seat in Delta State.
Erhiatake, who contested for the seat under the platform of the PDP was declared winner by INEC after she polled a total of 32,700 votes, compared to the 1,429 recorded by her closest rival- Edirin Ajueshi Ejidiran of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Last year, Ms. Ibori started her campaign by launching a free ambulance in her constituency.
Meanwhile, the 2014 annual report of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, suggests Erhiatake’s father will be prosecuted again when he returns to the country after serving his imprisonment in London.
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