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Ignore APC, Only PDP Can Solve Benue Problems – Ortom

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By George Kajo, Makurdi.

Governor Samuel Ortom has chided the All Progressives Congress (APC), administration for institutionalizing corruption, insecurity and suffering on Nigerians, saying only the PDP governorship candidate, Titus Uba who is bill to succeed him will solve problems affecting Benue state.

Ortom who made the disclosure while presenting Uba/Ngbede at campaign rally in Konshisha and Gwer East local government areas last Saturday, described the two as highly experienced politicians and administrators that can do it even more that what he was able to achieve in eight years.

He charged Benue people to be wary of the APC governorship candidate, Revd Fr Hyacinth Alia who he said is a bachelor without administrative acumen.

Senator Gabriel Suswam who spoke at the event, call on Benue people to vote for all PDP candidates in the forthcoming general election to sustain development.

While charging the youths and women to be in the vanguard of development so as to take over from them in times to come, senator Suswam promised to fight for more good things for Benue, noting that tgd Uba/Ngbede ticket is the best for Benue state.

In Hus remarks, Mr Titus Uba who is also the speaker of Benue state House of assembly, told the supporters to discountenance falsehood of APC that he was sick and unfit to contest the governorship election.

“Look at me here very health. At a point, they said I’m dead. But my presence here indicates that, I have risen from death like Jesus Christ”.

Uba commended governor Samuel Ortom, the PDP family and the entire Benue community for the prayers during Hus medical vacation abroad, calling on all to vote for him and other PDP candidates to provide dividends of democracy.

The Acting state chairman of the PDP in Benue, Mr Isaac Mfo, said the party painstakingly nominated Uba and John Ngbede to run for governorship which he said is a sure victory as won in 2019.

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