Ado chairman lauds Tsar, Omale, Wombo, Ternenge for mobilizing support for Tinubu/Alia reelection bid

…Lauds gov over security, Igumale/Agila road construction

Nigerian Concord Newspaper

The executive chairman of Ado Local Government area of Benue State, Hon. Oche Sunday Oche has lauded the Point-men of Governor Hyacinth Alia in Konshisha, Katsina Ala and Kwande local governments, Dr. Livinus Tsar, PhD, Hon. Solomon Wombo and Chief Moses Ternenge for their continued mobilization of support for the reelection bid of President Bola Tinubu and Governor Hyacinth Alia.

Oche in a statement he personally signed and made available to journalists also lauded the chairman of the Benue State chapter of All Progressive Congress, Chief Benjamin Omale for his leadership style which he said has earned masses support for both President Tinubu and Governor Alia as they aspire to return to offices in 2027.

In his statement, the Ado local government chairman said that Chief Livinus Tsar through his Livitsar Support Group has been able to get over two million supporters for President Tinubu and the governor in Benue state alone.

According to him, Chief Tsar should be applauded and encouraged for spending several millions of Naira from his own personal purse to support the administration of Father Alia in the state.

He added: “His skill acquisition programe where he is training hundreds of women, artisans, farmers, traders and other professionals in all kinds of vacations and still at the end give a sum of N300,000 to each successful participant is second to none. This same man who is a close ally to Governor Hyacinth Alia has constructed several Motorized boreholes with reticulation across the twenty three local government areas of Benue State. He has also given trucks of food items to the vulnerable people across the state. He should be lauded.

“Recently, he took the support group to the national level as a way to secure massive votes for President Bola Tinubu in other parts of the country in 2027. The calibre of people that attended the national inauguration in Abuja shows that he means well for President Bola Tinubu”

Oche also lauded the chairman of the party in Benue state, Chief Benjamin Omale for all he is doing to ensure that the president and Governor Alia have a smooth ride to victory in the 2027 general elections.

He commended the party’s state  chairman for ensuring that the most credible local government election was conducted under his leadership as Benue State APC chairman.

He also lauded Wombo and Ternenge for using their resources to support the people of their local governments, stressing that it’s a way to mobilize supports for Governor Hyacinth Alia ahead of the 2027 elections.

Speaking further, Oche commended Father Alia for the ongoing construction of about N28billion Igumale/Agila road which he said had been abandoned for several years.

He also appreciated the Governor for approving a 5 Kilometer road network across all parts of Ado Local Government.

On security, he stated that the governor’s commitment to security has eradicated killings and insecurity in the local government to the lowest level.

He specifically mentioned the communal clashes between the Agila and the Ibo communities which the governor’s intervention has curbed. He also stated that the Ezza-Effium clashes have stopped as a result of the governor’s support to security in the local government.

Meanwhile, Benue for Good Governance has lauded the commitments of the Governor’s Point-men especially Dr. Tsar for building support groups for the reelection bid of President Tinubu, noting that this is what the politicians in the political camp of Senator George Akume have failed to do.

The group said that there is no way they can claim to be supporting the President’s reelection bid when none of them has built a single support group to mobilize for him in Benue state just like Dr. Tsar is doing.

Finally, the advocacy group lauded Chief Omale for his resilience and supports for the administrations of President Bola Tinubu and Governor Hyacinth Alia.

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