Delivering dividends to Benue people

The government of Samuel Ortom  is grinding the state to halt. The state government is neglecting its primary duties and expending time on fight with Suswam due to fear of the latter’s fast rising fame. Ortom has abandoned his role as a governor but concentrated his energies on trying to make Suswam bad. Recent protests […]

The government of Samuel Ortom  is grinding the state to halt.
The state government is neglecting its primary duties and expending time on fight with Suswam due to fear of the latter’s fast rising fame.
Ortom has abandoned his role as a governor but concentrated his energies on trying to make Suswam bad.
Recent protests by workers in all 23 local government are pointer to the rejection of Ortom, we advise the governor to concentrate on his primary responsibility, he needs to listen to the people and end his wild goose chase of Suswam because he is gradually loosing favour with the people that voted him, this is evident that everywhere you go there is lamentation and protests.
 What good is a government that can’t pay salaries in just seven months into the life of his four years, we also condemn the panel of inquiry that were just a hoodwink and a facade to divert the peoples attention while gross negligence takes centre stage in the administration of the state.
The panel is a “dress rehearsal aimed at demonizing Suswam who had in time past had relations with the actors of the script including Ortom, but have like ingrates have turned against their benefactor.
The committee has become a puppet show where the panel is remote controlled by puppeteers such that the recent embarrassment done them was the denial by the Bank of Industry of giving loan to politicians in the state.  Coming from an agency of government and extension of the present governing party has not only exposed this with hunt but further stamped the illegitimate.
The governor and his media team are inconsistent in churning out figures which is an act of mischief aimed at confusing the general public so as to create a window to loot the state.
The governor should stop personalizing government using its machinery for vengeance but allow the law to take its course and concentrate on delivering dividends democracy to the people.
Francis Igba, President, Benue Youths For Good Governance