Former Governor Ortom Urges Benue People to Support Governor Alia to Ensure State’s Progress

In a recent statement, former Governor Dr. Samuel Ortom called on the people of Benue State to stand behind Governor Hyacinth Alia, offering their unwavering support for his success. The statement, issued by Ortom’s Media Aide, Mr. Terver Akase, emphasized the need for unity and collaboration across party lines to drive the progress and development of the state.

The call to action comes in response to the Supreme Court’s affirmation of Hyacinth Alia as the Governor of Benue State, following a legal contest stemming from the 2023 elections. Ortom highlighted the significance of the legal process in deepening democratic values and principles, underscoring its role in showcasing the vibrancy of democracy and the rule of law in action.

Ortom, drawing from his own experience in governing the state, stressed the essential role of public support and cooperation in facing the challenges of governance. He expressed his understanding of the demands placed on the state’s leader and urged the people to rally behind Governor Alia as he takes on this crucial role.

Concluding his statement, Ortom extended his well-wishes to Governor Alia, wishing him good health and success in steering the state towards a prosperous future. With this call for unity and support, Ortom has set a tone of cooperation and collective responsibility, underscoring the importance of standing behind the state’s leadership for the greater good of all Benue residents.

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