Dennis Idahosa of the All Progressives Congress, APC is the Edo State APC governorship candidate for the forthcoming governorship election.
Idahosa was declared after the Party held their primaries today, 17th of February, 2024 across the 18 local governments of the State.
In this article we will be taking you through some life events of Dennis Idahosa, the new Flagbearer for the APC in the coming Edo State governorship elections.
Early Life and Education
Dennis Idahosa, a Nigerian politician and lawmaker representing Ovia Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives was born on November 8, 1980, in Edo State, Nigeria.
He had his early education in Nigeria before he relocated to Canada where he obtained his degree in Sociology from a Canadian university.
He also holds a master’s degree in Legislative Studies in Nigeria.
Career and Political Achievements
Dennis Idahosa is the CEO of Eagle Denco Company Limited, an organization with an interest in construction, mining, and Real Estate. He has also served as a commissioner for Investment, Public and Private Partnership in Edo State. He is married and blessed with four kids.
He is currently the Chairman, House Committee on Healthcare Services in the House of Representatives, where he represents Ovia South-west/North-east Federal Constituency of Edo State.
Wife, Kids and Family
Dennis Idahosa doesn’t put his family and Personal affairs in the public, but we however cannot ascertain the identity of his kids.
He is married to a lovely wife and 4 kids.
Networth and Value
According to a web source, Dennis Idahosa is a Nigerian lawmaker and politician with a net worth of $2,000,000. He is the CEO of Eagle Denco Company Limited, an organization with an interest in construction, mining, and real estate. He also served as a commissioner for Investment, Public and Private Partnership in Edo State. He is currently the Chairman, House Committee on Healthcare Services in the House of Representatives, where he represents Ovia South-west/North-east Federal Constituency of Edo State