The Delta State House of Assembly has decided to suspend Hon. Chukudi Dafe, who represents the Ukwuani Constituency, due to allegations of serious misconduct.
Naijaonpoint reports that this suspension, which will last for 14 legislative days, was initiated by the Majority Leader, Engr. Emeka Nwaobi from Aniocha North, and supported by the Chief Whip, Hon. Perkins Umukoro.
The motion was swiftly approved without any detailed explanation regarding the specific charges against Dafe.
Daily Trust quoted insider reports to have indicated that this decision has caused dissatisfaction among some lawmakers, who are concerned about the leadership’s handling of internal disciplinary issues.
Despite requests for greater transparency, the Assembly’s leadership has not disclosed information about the alleged misconduct, leading to increased public speculation.
Nonetheless, this suspension has sparked discussions within the political landscape of Delta State, with many observers calling for the Assembly to embrace a more transparent approach to its internal matters, emphasizing the importance of accountability and trust in the legislative process.