Nigerian Concord Newspaper
Chairman of the Unity Caretaker Committee of the Benue State chapter of All Progressive Congress, Chief Benjamin
Omale has commended the state governor, Reverend Father Hyacinth Alia over his youth-friendly scheme.
Omale made this commendation in a press statement he issued to journalists in Makurdi following the official commissioning of the Benue Youth House and the distribution of 4,000 oil palm stands to young people across the state.
In his speech, the Benue APC chairman said that this and many other initiatives of Governor Hyacinth Alia are life-impacting projects.
Omale lauded the governor for the ‘massive’ distribution of oil palm stands to thousands of Benue Youths at the event.
According to him, Benue Youths should rally behind Alia whom he said is a governor who has their interest in his heart, stating that they should also come out massively to vote for him in 2027.
He advised the youths to shun social vices which he said are capable of destroying their lives, noting that the government of the day is ready to empower Benue Youths to their satisfaction.
He promised that the state chapter of All Progressive Congress will massively support any group or association that identifies with the administration of Father Alia.
He promised that the structure of the party under his leadership as chairman is ready to accommodate any repentant politician who traces his or her step back.
Urging the people of the State to go and register as eligible voters at the INEC offices, Chief Omale said that their PVC is their weapon to vote for any leader of their choice in 2027.
According to him, the era of some politicians to just come from Abuja and share money to youths without helping them to plan their future is over as Father Alia has now made the welfare of Benue Youths one of his top priorities.
He however commended the deputy governor, Barrister Sam Ode, PhD who represented the governor at the ceremony, saying that his efforts to join hands with the governor to move Benue state forward are noted.