Chairman of the Benue State chapter of All Progressive Congress, Chief Dr. Benjamin Omale has assured the people of the State that they will do better under the administration of Governor Hyacinth Alia.
Chief Omale also stated that the people of the State will not forget the positive impacts which they have experienced under President Bola Tinubu as President of Nigeria.
The Benue State APC chairman said this today during a telephone interview with one of our reporters in Makurdi.
According to him, the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu has endeared him to the people of Benue State who are ready to give him massive votes during next year’s general elections.
Equally Chief Omale said that the massive performance of Governor Hyacinth Alia has reinforced the mentality of the people of Benue State, stressing that this has made them vow to give him their votes next year.
Omale stated that Governor Alia is a governor with human face, adding that he has been able to transform the state positively with the available resources since he became governor in 2023.
His words: “President Bola Tinubu and Governor Hyacinth Alia have performed creditably well and this has made our people in Benue state to decide that their votes are for them next year.
“With his administration which posseses human face, Governor Hyacinth Alia has been able to carry everyone along across party divide. He has made his administration an all-inclusive administration which has not discriminate anyone either you are in the ruling party or the opposition parties.
“This and many more have convinced the people of Benue State that the governor will do more if given a second chance”
He stressed that the state chapter of All Progressive Congress has become more developed, populated and united under the leadership of Governor Hyacinth Alia just because he respects humans as well as the rule of law.
Furthermore, Chief Omale promised that the party in Benue state will solidly be behind both President Bola Tinubu and Governor Hyacinth Alia in their quest to secure their second term in office.