KWALE/Nigeria: The Ndokwa Neku Union (NNU) has welcomed a Federal High Court judgment which it said has restored the Ndokwa East 2nd Constituency seat in the Delta State House of Assembly.
The union described the development as a significant victory for Ndokwa Nation, saying it reflected the value of sustained legal action, unity and collective determination in pursuing issues affecting the people.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, the NNU President General, Comrade Chief Amechi Asugwuni, and Secretary General, Dcn. Jimoh Egwali, expressed appreciation to the legal team and other stakeholders who contributed to the case.
The union particularly commended the legal team led by Chief Emmanuel Uti for what it described as dedication and commitment throughout the legal process.
Other members of the team acknowledged in the statement included Barr. Kenneth Oseji, Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association, Kwale Branch; Barr. Ambrose Egwutum, NNU Legal Adviser; Barr. Onyeahlwe Jah’swill; Chief Tony Uti; Barr. K.C. Olise; and Barr. Evi Odhomo.
The NNU said the lawyers demonstrated resilience and maintained close collaboration with its leadership throughout the proceedings, adding that their efforts contributed significantly to the outcome.
It also expressed appreciation to other stakeholders who played roles in what it described as a landmark achievement for the people of Ndokwa.
According to the union, the development demonstrates what can be achieved when a community pursues a common objective with unity, determination and collective effort.
The NNU said its National Executive Council would continue to pursue initiatives aimed at advancing the development and overall wellbeing of Ndokwa Nation.
The union attributed the outcome to the intervention of God and congratulated the people of Ndokwa on the development.
