Extra Judicial Killing: Sen Dafinone Calls For Calm, Visits Ogidi Family, Police Authorities For Further Actions

Senator Ede Dafinone representing Delta Central Senatorial District in the National Assembly has called for calm amid growing public outrage over the killing of Mena Ogidi, following a high-level meeting with police authorities in Warri on Wednesday.   The senator made the appeal after a meeting with the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 5, Salman-Dogo Garba, at the Nigeria Police Area Command, Warri. Also present was the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi. The family of the late Mena Ogidi also attended the meeting, led by his…

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Sen Dafinone Demands Justice For The Unlawful Killing Of Million Ogidi

  The Senator representing Delta Central Senatorial District, Ede Dafinone, has s condemned the extrajudicial killing of Oghenemine Million Ogidi, by a team of police officers attached to the Uvwie Area Command of the Nigeria Police Force, describing the incident as disturbing, unlawful, and unacceptable in a democratic society While condemning the killing, Senator Ede Dafinone held that those who are entrusted with the protection of citizens should not turn their weapons against them. According to him, “It is with deep shock and profound sadness that I received the news…

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Substance Over Noise: Why Dafinone Stands Apart from Omo-Agege

By Agogo Johnbull   By all standards of fair political engagement, Mr. Godwin Anaughe’s piece laden with conjectures, alarmism, and selective memory reads less like a thoughtful intervention and more like a desperate attempt to halt an inevitable tide.   That tide is the rising acceptance, credibility, and performance-driven appeal of Senator Ede Dafinone across Delta Central. To recast this organic growth as “panic” within the ranks of the APC is not only misleading; it is an insult to the intelligence of Urhobo people who can distinguish propaganda from performance.…

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Dafinone Declares For Second Term, Gets Endorsement From Emerhor, Amori, Koyoyo, Delta Central APC Leaders

  The lawmaker representing Delta Central at the National Assembly, Senator Ede Dafinone, on Sunday, declared to contest the 2027 general elections on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC). Dafinone, who reeled out his achievements at the Senate on his first term, declared that he will serve the people of Delta Central with a renewed vigour if elected in 2027. The declaration ceremony held at the popular Oharisi Primary School in Ughelli had in attendance leaders of the party from eight local government areas of Delta Central. The…

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2027: Sapele APC Assure Tinubu, Oborevwori And Dafinone Of Total Support Of Re-election

Stakeholders and leaders of the All Progressives Congress, APC, stake in Sapele Local Government Area of Delta State, have ensured and  endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and Senator Ede Dafinone for the 2027 general elections, in what observers describe as an early political signal ahead of the next electoral cycle.   The endorsement, backed by all 11 ward coordinators of the party in the council, was announced at a stakeholders’ meeting in Sapele, where party leaders said the decision was driven by confidence in the leadership and…

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Dafinone Lauds Zamarr Institute Bridging Gap Initiatives

  The Senator representing the good people of Delta Central Senatorial District, Ede Dafinone has lauded the outstanding commitment and impact of Zamarr Institute in advancing care and awareness for individuals on the autism spectrum. The Chief Executive Officer of the institute, Olorunke Katagum gave the commendation during a delegation meeting with the Legislative to explore a collaborative support. It was learned that discussions at the meeting were centered on the institute’s upcoming fundraising dinner, which aims to expand access to essential services and sustain critical programs tailored to children…

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Performance Over Geography: The Real Test Of Democratic Leadership

By Apst. P. O. Edu., Esq.   The argument from Ovie Omo-Agege’s camp that Sen. Ede Dafinone should be denied reelection simply because he shares the same federal constituency as the sitting governor is political rhetoric, not constitutional logic.   Under Nigeria’s democratic framework, the offices of governor and senator are distinct, independently elected, and serve different functions. The electorate of Delta Central sent Distinguished Sen. Ede Dafinone to the National Assembly based on his capacity to represent their interests at the federal level — not to balance geography within…

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Delta Central 2027: Dafinone Not Stepping Down For Anyone -Adelabu Reitrates

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta State, Olorogun Barrister Adelabu Bodjor, has dismissed claims that Olorogun O’tega Emerhor stepped down his senatorial ambition in the build-up to the 2023 elections in favour of Senator Ede Dafinone, describing the assertion as misleading, unfounded, and lacking substance.     Bodjor, a pioneer Delta Central APC Chairman, said Emerhor could not have withdrawn from a race he never formally declared interest in, stressing that there was no basis for the narrative being promoted by Emerhor’s few supporters in the…

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2027 Delta Central Senatorial Race: Senator Ede Dafinone Not Stopping Down For Anyone

By Lord Davidson Onedju De Pen Lion   In the emerging calculus of Delta Central’s 2027 senatorial contest, the call for Senator Ede Dafinone to step aside betrays a curious logic—one that his political rivals would never accept if the roles were reversed. Would Ovie Omo-Agege or O’tega Emerhor vacate the seat for Dafinone had they been the incumbent? The answer, resoundingly, is no. Power, in Urhoboland, is not surrendered on sentiment but fought for on the turf of democratic choice. Consensus, however noble in theory, has plainly failed here.…

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Supporting The Call For Senator Dafinone’s Return To The Senate In 2027-A Strategic Masterstroke For Urhobo Upliftment In The Nigerian Senate

By Dr. N.M. Darigho Odedede   Considering the potpourri of goodwill messages and felicitations that greeted the 64th birthday anniversary of Senator Ede Dafinone across various media platforms on the 10th of April, 2026, one can easily conclude that servant leadership is the best form of leadership that appeals to the collective conscience of the people. No doubt, Senator Dafinone’s open-door policy resonates among the majority of the good people of Delta Central, and it seems obvious that his constituents have been waiting for an ample opportunity to reciprocate his…

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