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Omo-Agege Won Delta Central With 111,100 Against Oboro’s 99,422 Vote Cast

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Olorogun Ovie Omo-Agege, the Senator representing Delta Central senatorial district has been reelected.

He was declared winner of the keenly contested polls few minute ago by the INEC’s Returning Officer, Prof Godfrey Ariavie, a University of Benin Don.

Omo-Agege polled 111,100 votes to defeat his arc rival, Evenly Oboro, the PDP senatorial district candidate who got 99,422 votes.

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