The Nigerian National Assembly delegation from Delta comprises three Senators representing Delta Central, Delta South, Delta North and ten Representatives representing Ethiope, Ughelli North/South/Udu, Ndokwa/Ukwani, Okpe/Sapele/Uvwie, Isoko North/South, Burutu, Warri, Ika, Aniocha North/South, and Bomadi/Patani.

Fourth Republic

The 9th Parliament (2019–2023)

OFFICE NAME PARTY CONSTITUENCY TERM
Senator Ovie Omo-Agege APC Delta Central 2014–till date
Senator James Manager PDP Delta South 2003–till date
Senator Peter Onyeluka Nwaoboshi APC Delta North 2015–till date
Representative Ben Rollands Igbakpa PDP Ethiope 2019–till date
Representative Francis E. Waive APC Ughelli North/South/Udu 2019–till date
Representative Ossai Ossai[1] PDP Ndokwa/Ukwani 2011–till date
Representative Efe Afe[2] PDP Okpe/Sapele/Uvwie 2019–till date
Representative Leo Ogor PDP Isoko North/South 2003–till date
Representative Nicholas Mutu[3] PDP Burutu 1999–till date
Representative Thomas Ereyitomi PDP Warri 2019–till date
Representative Victor Nwokolo PDP Ika 2011–till date
Representative Ndudi Elumelu[4] PDP Aniocha North/South 2007–till date
Representative Nicholas Ebomo Mutu PDP Bomadi/Patani 1999–till date

The 4th Parliament (1999–2003)

OFFICE NAME PARTY CONSTITUENCY TERM
Senator Brume Fred Aghogho PDP Delta Central 1999–2003
Senator Omu Stella PDP Delta South 1999–2003
Senator Osakwe Patrick PDP Delta North 1999–2007
Representative Agoda John Halim Ochuko ANPP Ethiope 1999–2003
Representative Aguariavwodo Emmanuel Edesiri ANPP Ughelli North/South/Udu 1999–2003
Representative Almona-Isei Mercy PDP Ndokwa/Ukwani 1999–2003
Representative Dumi Gabriel M. PDP Opke/Sapele/Uvwie 1999–2003
Representative Efekodha Anthony Onomuefe PDP Isoko North/South 1999–2003
Representative Emibra Agbeotu Efiriaendi ANPP Burutu 1999–2003
Representative Harriman Temi ANPP Warri 1999–2003
Representative Irabor Nduka PDP Ika 1999–2003
Representative Nwoko Ned Munir PDP Aniocha North/South 1999–2003
Representative Nicholas Ebomo Mutu PDP Bomadi/Patani 1999–2003

References

  1. ↑ "Ossai Ossai".
  2. ↑ "Efe Afe".
  3. ↑ "Nicholas Mutu".
  4. ↑ "Ndudi Elumelu".
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