The executive chairman of Ado Local Government, Engineer Sunday Oche has congratulated the Governor of Benue State, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia, on receiving the prestigious Governor of the Year Award at the 24th edition of The Sun Awards in Lagos.
Oche who expressed his congratulations in a press statement he personally signed and made available to journalists this morning also congratulated the governor for the official presentation of the All Progressive Congress governorship flag to him in Jos by the National Chairman of the party, Professor Nentawe Yilwadta.
According to the Council chairman, the national recognition is a proud moment for Benue State and acknowledges the administration’s efforts in education, infrastructure, job creation, economic development and institutional reforms.
Oche pressed further that the Award came as a result of the governor’s achievements in all areas of governance like the employment of 9,700 primary school teachers to the establishment of the University of Agriculture, Science and Technology in Vandeikya and the revival of industries through BIPC, these initiatives reflect important steps in Benue’s development journey.
He noted that the award is more than a personal honour, adding that it is a moment of pride for the people of Benue.
On the official presentation of APC flag to Governor Hyacinth Alia by Professor Nentawe Yilwadta, the Ado Local Government chairman noted that the presentation, which took place at the APC North-Central Presidential Campaign Rally in Jos, Plateau State, marked a significant milestone in the party’s preparations for the 2027 general elections and reaffirms its confidence in Governor Alia’s leadership and vision for Benue State.
Saying that the flag is a symbol of renewed confidence, collective commitment, and the shared aspiration to consolidate the gains of the Alia administration, Oche expressed confidence that the Governor will build on the progress already recorded, complete ongoing projects, and extend development to more communities across the state.