09/01/2026
Bomadi Legislative Leader Petitions Delta Assembly, Reject Impeachment Notice Against Andaye
In a firm demonstration of legislative authority, the leadership of the Bomadi Local Government Legislative Arm, led by Rt. Hon. Wurukeseiye Doubra, formally submitted a petition to the Delta State House of Assembly, reaffirming their status as the legitimate and duly recognized leadership of the Bomadi Legislature. In a photograph capturing the moment, Rt. Hon. Doubra and key members of the House leadership were seen holding the petition document together, symbolizing unity and collective resolve in the face of recent political confusion.
The petition explicitly declared that all purported impeachment letters and related actions against the Executive Chairman of Bomadi Local Government Council are null and void, as they were carried out without following due legislative procedures. According to the leadership, any individuals claiming to have assumed control of the Legislative Arm lack both constitutional and procedural backing. The submission called on the Delta State House of Assembly to officially disregard such claims, warning that attempts to alter the legitimate leadership threaten the stability of governance and erode public confidence in elected representatives.
Highlighting their commitment to transparency and constitutional governance, the Bomadi legislators noted that the Legislative Arm continues to function in strict accordance with state laws and established legislative protocols. The petition serves as both a formal notice to the state assembly and a public assertion of Rt. Hon. Doubra’s unbroken mandate. The image of the leadership holding the petition collectively underscores their unity, determination, and adherence to due process.
This action comes amid heightened political tensions within the council, attracting attention from local and state political observers. By presenting the petition and visibly holding it as a symbol of solidarity, Rt. Hon. Doubra and his colleagues have sent a clear message that leadership disputes must be resolved lawfully and transparently. The Delta State House of Assembly is now expected to review the petition and reaffirm the constitutional mandate of the Bomadi Legislative leadership.
E-Signed:
The New Media Office of the Executive Chairman.
9th, January 2026.