Nigerian Concord Newspaper
As part of its efforts to support the administration of the Governor of Benue State, Reverend Father Hyacinth Alia as well as the President Bola Tinubu-led administration, LIVITSAR Support Group for Alia/Tinubu 2027 has commenced the training of about 9,000 youths, women and farmers in Benue state.
LIVITSAR support group for Alia/Tinubu 2027 is an initiative of Chief Livinus Tsar, a philanthropist and a very close ally of Governor Hyacinth Alia.
The skill acquisition trainings which have commenced in Konshisha local government area of Benue State were set up to train thirty two participants in each of the two hundred and seventy six Council Wards across the state.
According to a statement by the group,the 9,000 participants who cut across the state will be trained on the making of organic fertilizer which they can be using in their farms without buying from the markets.
They will also be trained for barbing, hair dressing, tailoring, detergent making, shoe making, cloth weaving and several other trades.
Meanwhile, the convener of Livitsar Support Group for Alia/Tinubu 2027, Engineer Livinus Tsar has set aside a sum of N300,000.00 (Three hundred thousand Naira) to be given to each of the 9,000 trainees as a starting grant after they must have completed the six months trainings.
Lauding the initiative, Benue Youth Alliance, BYA said that other sons and daughters of the State should emulate what Chief Tsar has been doing to support the people of the State.
BYA in a press statement signed by its chairman, Chief Martins Ode this morning stated that it’s a big feat for someone like Chief Tsar to come outside government to be supporting the administration.
Ode pressed further that it will be easy for the group to secure the two million votes which it has promised to give both Alia and Tinubu in Benue state for their reelection in 2027.
Recall that LIVITSAR Support Group has erected about thirty five motorized solar boreholes with reticulation in some local governments in Benue state with a promise to do more..
Apart from that, the Frontline support group has shared food items of over five trucks to the vulnerable people across the state.