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The Delta State Executive Council (also known as, the Cabinet of Delta State) is the highest formal governmental body that plays important roles in the Government of Delta State headed by the Governor of Delta State. It consists of the Deputy Governor, Secretary to the State Government, Chief of Staff, Commissioners who preside over ministerial departments, and the Governor's special aides.
The Executive Council exists to advise and direct the Governor. Their appointment as members of the Executive Council gives them the authority to execute power over their fields.
The current Executive Council [1] is serving under the Arthur Okowa Ifeanyi administration.
| Office | Incumbent |
|---|---|
| Governor | Arthur Okowa Ifeanyi [2] |
| Deputy Governor | Kingsley Otuaro [3] |
| Secretary to the State Government | Patrick Ukah [4] |
| Attorney General & Commissioner of Justice | Isaiah Bozimo |
| Commissioner of Finance | Fidelis Tilije |
| Commissioner of Economy Planning | Barry Gbe |
| Commissioner of Special Projects | Henry Sakpra |
| Commissioner of Agriculture & Natural Resources Julius Egbedi | |
| Commissioner of Basic and Secondary Education Rose Ezewu | |
| Commissioner of Primary Education | Chika Ossai |
| Commissioner of Higher Education | Patrick Muoboghare |
| Commissioner of Special Duties | Johnbull Edema |
| Commissioner of Lands, Survey & Urban Development | Kate Onianwa |
| Commissioner of Works (highway and urban roads) | Noel Omodon |
| Commissioner of Works (rural roads) | Solomon Golley |
| Commissioner of Health | Mordi Ononye |
| Commissioner of Culture And Tourism | Lawrence Ejiofor |
| Commissioner of Environment | Christian Onogba |
| Commissioner of Housing | Festus Ochonogor |
| Commissioner of Science and Technology | Jennifer Oma Adasen |
| Commissioner of Trade and Investment | Churchill Amagada |
| Commissioner of Oil and Gas | Prince Emmanuel Amgbaduba |
| Commissioner of Urban Renewal | Arthur Akpowowo |
| Commissioner of Power And Energy | Jonathan Ukhodiko |
| Commissioner of Technical Education | Shola Ogbemi Daibo |
| Commissioner For Information | Charles Aniagwu |
| Commissioner of Youth Development | Ifeanyi Egwunyega |
| Commissioner of Women Affairs, Community, & Social Development | Flora Alatan |
| Commissioner of Transport | Basil Ganagana |
| Commissioner of Project Monitoring and Audit | Ovie Oghoore |
| Commissioner of Humanitarian and Community Support Services | Bridget Anyafulu |
| Commissioner of Water Resources Development | Evelyn Oboro |
commissioner for Primary Education
|Rose Esenwu
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