Nigerian Concord Newspaper
The Project Coordinator of Gerewa Global Engineering Nigeria Limited, Engr. Peter Ashiekaa has described the emergence of Chief Michael Kaase Aondoakaa, SAN as the governorship candidate of the Benue People’s Democratic Party ahead of the 2027 general elections as a divine arrangement by God.
,Engr. Peter Ashiekaa made this statement today when he paid the leader of the Benue PDP and a member of the party’s BOT, Chief Samuel Ortom, PhD a courtesy visit to express appreciation for what he described as Chief Ortom’s role in safeguarding democracy in Benue State.
Speaking during the visit, Ashiekaa commended Chief Ortom for ensuring that Chief Mike Kaase Aondoakaa, SAN, of Ushongo Local Government Area emerged as the PDP governorship flag bearer.
He described the achievement as a significant milestone that required courage, commitment, and sacrifice. According to him, as a son of Ushongo and an indigene of Benue State, it was important for him to personally thank the former governor for his efforts.
He further stated that the candidature of Chief Mike Kaase Aondoakaa is a divine mandate that deserves the support of all stakeholders, including those outside active politics.
He described Chief Ortom as a true hero of democracy, noting that his actions have strengthened democratic principles and promoted fairness within the political process.
Responding, Chief Ortom thanked Engr. Ashiekaa for the visit and for his words of appreciation, noting that the emergence of Chief Mike Kaase Aondoakaa as the PDP candidate was a collective decision reached by stakeholders across the state in the interest of sustaining and strengthening democracy.
The immediate past governor emphasized that the task ahead is to ensure victory at the polls, calling on party members and supporters to remain united and committed to the collective goal.
Chief Ortom reiterated his belief that the success of the PDP in future elections would depend on continued cooperation, unity, and dedication among stakeholders across Benue State.