NEW LEADERSHIP OF ESAN CENTRAL SENATORIAL DISTRICT.


The most distinguished Senator - Senator Clifford Ordia, an engineer, solutionist, a believer and a construction strategist is the current Senator representing the Esan Central Senatorial District. He hails from Irrua, the capital city of the Esan Central.

We demand a new leadership and team to work in the office of the senator, reports gathered and analyzed -reveals that the majority cried out for gross negligence, injustice, non inclusiveness and denial of social integration into federal government programs, even at the constituency level. 

A quick reminder, election voting system is now using automatic voting machines, the BVAS - "Bimodal Voter Accreditation System". Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) is an electronic device designed to read Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) and authenticate voters – using the voters’ fingerprints.


Research also shows that we have 10 wards, 117 Polling units in Esan Central Senatorial District.
The senator is from ward 6, which happens to be the second most populated wards in Esan Central Senatorial District with 16 Polling units.

Lets look at the wards in Esan Central Senatorial District;

These are the wards and polling booths across Esan Central.

      Otoruwo i-Wards
     (8 Polling Booths)
Akho pry. schol/akho i (PU: 12/03/05/001)
Akho pry. schol/akho ii (PU: 12/03/05/002)
Eguare pri. school/eguare i (PU: 12/03/05/003)
Eguare pri. school/eguare ii (PU: 12/03/05/004)
Eguare pri. school/eguare iii (PU: 12/03/05/005)
Ididigba pry. school/ididigba i (PU: 12/03/05/007)
Ididigba pry. school/ididigba ii (PU: 12/03/05/008)
Usenu pry. school/usenu (PU: 12/03/05/006)

           Otoruwo ii-Wards
          (8 Polling Booths )
Idumabi square/ idumabi (PU: 12/03/06/008)
Idumebo pry. sch./idumebo i (PU: 12/03/06/005)
Idumebo pry. sch./idumebo ii (PU: 12/03/06/006)
Irrua girls’ sec. sch./irrua (PU: 12/03/06/004)
Usugbenu pry. school/usugbenu i (PU: 12/03/06/001)
Usugbenu pry. school/usugbenu ii (PU: 12/03/06/002)
Usugbenu pry. school/usugbenu iii (PU: 12/03/06/003)
Uwenujie pry school/uwenujie (PU: 12/03/06/007)

            Ewu i - Wards
          (8 Polling Booths )
Egbor camp/egbor (PU: 12/03/07/007)
Ehanlen pry. sch./ehanlen iii (PU: 12/03/07/006)
Ehanlen pry. sch./ehanlen i (PU: 12/03/07/004)
Ehanlen pry. sch./ehanlen ii (PU: 12/03/07/005)
Eko pry. school/eko (PU: 12/03/07/008)
Uzogholo pry. sch./uzogholo iii (PU: 12/03/07/003)
Uzogholo pry. sch./uzogholo i (PU: 12/03/07/001)
Uzogholo pry. sch./uzogholo ii (PU: 12/03/07/002)

            Ewu ii - Wards
         (9 Polling Booths )
Eguare pry. sch./eguare i (PU: 12/03/08/009)
Idunwele pry. sch./idunwele i (PU: 12/03/08/001)
Idunwele pry. sch./idunwele ii (PU: 12/03/08/002)
Idunwele pry. sch./idunwele iii (PU: 12/03/08/003)
Idunwele town hall/ idunwele (PU: 12/03/08/005)
Idunwele town hall/ pry. sch./idunwele (PU: 12/03/08/004)
Ihenwen town hall/ihenwen (PU: 12/03/08/007)
Oghodogbor camp/oghodogbor (PU: 12/03/08/006)
Ukhiodo pry sch./ukhiodo (PU: 12/03/08/008)

          Ikekato - Wards
        (9 Polling Booths )
Agwa pry. school/agwa (PU: 12/03/04/002)
Eko-iyobhebhe pry school/eko-iyobhebhe (PU: 12/03/04/001)
Idinegbon pry. sch./idinegbon i (PU: 12/03/04/005)
Idinegbon pry. sch./idinegbon ii (PU: 12/03/04/006)
Ikekato sec. school/ikekato (PU: 12/03/04/007)
Udowo primary school/udowo i (PU: 12/03/04/003)
Udowo primary school/udowo ii (PU: 12/03/04/004)
Ugbokhare primary school/ugbokhare i (PU: 12/03/04/008)
Ugbokhare primary school/ugbokhare ii (PU: 12/03/04/009)

          Opoji - Wards
      (9 Polling Booths )
Eguare, pry. sch./eguare ii (PU: 12/03/09/001)
Euare grammar sch./opoji (PU: 12/03/09/002)
Iki pry. sch./iki- i (PU: 12/03/09/003)
Iki pry. sch./iki- ii (PU: 12/03/09/004)
Ikienwanlen pry sch./ikiewanlen (PU: 12/03/09/008)
Oghagbo pry. school/oghagbo i (PU: 12/03/09/005)
Oghagbo pry. school/oghagbo ii (PU: 12/03/09/006)
Okhore pry. sch./okhore (PU: 12/03/09/007)
Ujosanlen pry sch. /ujosanlen (PU: 12/03/09/009)

         Ugbegun - Wards
       (12 Polling Booths )
Adult school, idumu-ughulu, odoghe, idumu-oli and environs (PU: 12/03/10/009)
Ebudin pry. sch./ebudin i (PU: 12/03/10/010)
Ebudin pry. sch./ebudin ii (PU: 12/03/10/011)
Ebudin pry. sch./iguizi (PU: 12/03/10/012)
Eguare pry. school/eguare i (PU: 12/03/10/001)
Eguare pry. school/eguare ii (PU: 12/03/10/002)
Eguare pry. school/eguare iii (PU: 12/03/10/003)
Former l.a. pry. sch. idumu-iyala and environs (PU: 12/03/10/008)
Ikekogbe pry. school/ikekogbe (PU: 12/03/10/004)
Ukpughele pry. sch/ ukpughele (PU: 12/03/10/005)
Umenlen pry. sch./umenlen ehoh ehonor and environs (PU: 12/03/10/006)
Umenlen pry. sch./umenlen idumu-iyo and environs (PU: 12/03/10/007)

           Uneah - Wards
      (10 Polling Booths )
Assemblies of god miss sch. , atuagbo ii (PU: 12/03/01/008)
Assemblies of god miss sch., atuagbo i (PU: 12/03/01/007)
Atuagbo primary school, atuagbo (PU: 12/03/01/006)
Ekilor primary school/ekilor (PU: 12/03/01/010)
Ibore primary school , ibore-i (PU: 12/03/01/001)
Ibore primary school , ibore-ii (PU: 12/03/01/002)
Ibore primary school , ibore-iii (PU: 12/03/01/003)
Ibore primary school, ibore-iv (PU: 12/03/01/004)
Okhoromi vill. square/eko-guanlan (PU: 12/03/01/009)
Ugbalo primary school, ugbalo (PU: 12/03/01/005)

       Uwessan i - Wards
         (10 Polling Booths )
Afuda primary school/ujabhole i (PU: 12/03/02/009)
Afuda primary school/ujabhole ii (PU: 12/03/02/010)
Udomi primary school/udomi- i (PU: 12/03/02/001)
Udomi primary school/udomi- ii (PU: 12/03/02/002)
Udomi primary school/udomi-iii (PU: 12/03/02/003)
Ujabhole primary school/ujabhole i (PU: 12/03/02/005)
Ujabhole primary school/ujabhole ii (PU: 12/03/02/006)
Ujabhole primary school/ujabhole iii (PU: 12/03/02/007)
Ujabhole primary school/ujabhole iv (PU: 12/03/02/008)
Unogbo primary school/unogbo` (PU: 12/03/02/004)

        Uwessan ii - Wards
        (7 Polling Booths )
Idumoghodor town hall/uwessan iii (PU: 12/03/03/005)
Idumoza primary school/idumoza i (PU: 12/03/03/001)
Idumoza primary school/idumoza ii (PU: 12/03/03/002)
Ohe primary school/ohe i (PU: 12/03/03/006)
Ohe primary school/ohe ii (PU: 12/03/03/007)
Uwessan primary school/uwessan i (PU: 12/03/03/003)
Uwessan primary school/uwessan ii (PU: 12/03/03/004)


With effective records,  management and mobilization of all the voters from all polling units, voters and constituents can receive their dividends of democracy - that is the reason we are calling on every esan person from ESAN CENTRAL SENATORIAL DISTRICT to come forward with all your details such as, your fullnames, phone number, email address, date of birth, your ward, your polling unit, your voters card Number and other relevant details that can help you secure your benefits from the government you voted for directly. We should also be aware that government alone can not solve all the problems affecting the people, our nation, we have to always contribute our quota to the same cause.
So far, so good, our Senator has touched thousands of lives in the last 7 years plus, there are ongoing projects under his supervision, if we fail to vote for Senator Clifford Ordia, you already know what that means. There are track records of all the projects, constructions, vocational training, scholarship grants, appointment to indigines, jobs at various government institutions, relief material distribution, healthcare reforms, school renovations, agricultural projects, ongoing WATER project, esan transformation project across Esanland. 

Do you want your vote to count in 2023 in just few weeks from now? If yes, follow up!
Your RIGHT is waiting for you, come and take it. It is your human RIGHT.

Come and register now or send your details to the WhatsApp link here.

We are advocating for good governance, Equal opportunities, justice for the common man, social and security order, I believe we can change things from what we have now on ground - We should recruit new officers to work.

'Indigenous people of Esanland' - are amazing, group of energetic, wealthy, vibrant, gallant, wise and progressive warriors, politicians, doctors, monarchs, farmers, traditionalists, technocrats and professors etc, We are recognized globally. We host our mega esan event in T.B.S, Race Course, Lagos every once a year.
However, the average Esan man may display full typical nature of himself. We have such typical behaviour of some people 😊 everywhere we go to. But the fact remains that I have seen alot going wrong everywhere in Nigeria, there's insecurity, kidnapping, banditry and Hunger in all parts of Nigeria.
We need total overhauling of our dear land and country, we should focus on works and transformation in everywhere and in Esanland and in Irrua.
I therefore call on all the youths and every concerned individual, monarch, businessmen and businesseswomen and the brotherhood in all the wards representated in esan central local government to join the Family Parliament IRRUA.
Lets meet to discuss the new leadership of our people and great party.

Why is it that all the senators representing EDO STATE at the national assembly seems to always get misunderstood by their constituents? -I figured out that there will always be conflicts among gathering of individuals demanding for their rights and benefits and also a corresponding peace resolution team to mitigate the uprisings. There are issues of trust and misappropriations at all levels in usage of funds that Senators, governors release for development, the funds is always misused and diverted for personal use only.
When the  occupping officers(Senators) releases funds, monies, relief materials and initiate projects in all strategic locations affected naturally or by man-made, all these is done to better the lives and improve the living standards of constituents and indigenes of the Senatorial District and beyond, some key officers and agents takes all the monies and relief materials, both the ones meant for the IDP - Internally displaced persons, they strink the budgets and halts projects, then they end up leaving the projects either incomplete or pending. At the end of the day, all the blame comes back to the Senator's table, in this case, my own distinguished Senator. Clifford Ordia, the Senator gets overwhelmed and infuriated, but still, resolves to maintain his commitments and dedications to deliver esan people from hardships, poverty, illiteracy, underdevelopment, mismanagement of resources, divisions among aggrieved members and to deliver the dividends of democracy to all our people who voted him to Power.

Esan Oye!!! Oye!!!!!

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Meetings has been re-scheduled to commence next week Monday 24th January 2023. As from 2pm.

We will gather at the Senator's Residential Villa. 

Join the WhatsApp group for more info and Invitation CODE.




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