Nigerian Concord Newspaper
The Benue State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has commended the authentic Reps candidate for Jechira Federal Constituency, Engr. Dr. Livinus Adzer Tsar, for fulfilling his N20 million pledge for the reconstruction and furnishing of fire-ravaged facilities at St. Winifred Girls’ College, Ihugh, in Vandeikya Local Government Area.
Tsar is Governor Hyacinth Alia’s Pointman in Konshisha Local Government Area.
In a statement, the State Chairman of the party, Hon. Chief Dr. Benjamin Omale, described the completion of the project as a commendable demonstration of Tsar’s commitment to community development, the welfare of the people and the advancement of education.
Omale said the intervention was particularly significant because Tsar is not holding any elective office, describing the gesture as a reflection of his sense of responsibility and commitment to serve beyond the confines of public office.
He said the fulfilment of the pledge had restored the affected facilities and provided a more conducive environment for teaching and learning. He also commended Tsar for his commitment to installing Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras within and around the school premises to strengthen the security of students and staff.
The State Chairman noted that the intervention aligns with the values of the APC, which promotes service to the people and initiatives that complement government efforts to improve the lives of citizens.
“Dr. Tsar has demonstrated that meaningful service to humanity is not limited to holding public office. By keeping his word and restoring these facilities, he has shown that leadership is also about identifying needs, responding to them and making a tangible difference in the lives of the people,” Omale said.
The Benue APC called on other well-meaning Benue sons and daughters, corporate organisations and community leaders to emulate the gesture by supporting education, healthcare, infrastructure and other initiatives capable of improving the wellbeing of communities across the state.