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Bayelsa Gov. and deputy’s seat in Senate declared vacant

Last updated: February 21, 2020 7:58 pm
Sodiq Lawal Chocomilo
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Following the election of their occupants as governor and deputy governor of Bayelsa state, Senate President, Ahmad Lawan has declared the seats of Bayelsa Central and Bayelsa West Senatorial Districts vacant.

The declaration was made by the Senate President while speaking at a meeting with Resident Electoral Commissioners RECs on Friday in Abuja, Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission INEC, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu.

Yakubu said the electoral umpire would soon pick dates for the conduct of a by-election to fill the two seats.

“In compliance with the orders of the Supreme Court, the Commission has presented Certificates of Return in respect of the Governorship elections in Imo and Bayelsa States.

In the case of Bayelsa State, both the Governor and Deputy Governor were serving Senators. Consequently, the Commission yesterday Thursday 20th February 2020 received two communications from the Senate President declaring the seats for Bayelsa Central and Bayelsa West Senatorial Districts vacant.

“The Commission will soon meet to determine the dates for by-elections in the two Senatorial Districts”, said Yakubu.

The governor, Sen. Diri Douye represented Bayelsa Central while his deputy, Sen. Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo represented Bayelsa West.

TAGGED:Bayelsa Central Senatorial DistrictBayelsa West Senatorial Districtinec chairmanRECSenate President Ahmad Lawan
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