The Delta State Government has suspended Dr. Charles Olise, the member representing Ndokwa Ethnic Nationality in the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (DESOPADEC), for a period of three months over alleged misconduct.
According to a letter obtained by Kwale Post correspondence, the suspension, which takes effect from October 7, 2025, follows allegations of workplace misconduct described as “capable of polluting the ethical and professional standards and undermining the general affairs of the Commission.”
The letter directed Dr. Olise to hand over all government properties in his possession to the appropriate authorities immediately.
While the details of the misconduct were not disclosed, sources within the commission hinted that the state government took the decision after reviewing internal reports concerning alleged breaches of official conduct and administrative ethics.
The suspension underscores the Delta State Government’s commitment to maintaining discipline, transparency, and accountability within its agencies and commissions, particularly in critical sectors like DESOPADEC, which manages development initiatives in oil-producing communities.
As of the time of filing this report, efforts to reach Dr. Olise for comments were unsuccessful.
Kwale Post will continue to monitor developments on this story and provide updates as more information becomes available.
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