Benue Governor officially swears in newly elected local government chairmen, setting the stage for enhanced local governance. Learn more about the new appointees.
Hyacinth Alia, the Governor of Benue State, has officially inaugurated the 23 newly elected Local Government Chairmen, marking a major milestone in local governance.
This event occurred soon after similar ceremonies in various states, including one led by Rivers State Governor Sim Fubara.
At the swearing-in ceremony, Governor Alia stressed the significance of accountability and transparency in government.
He encouraged the new chairmen to diligently carry out their responsibilities, ensuring that their actions positively impact the communities they serve.
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It’s important to highlight that the All Progressives Congress (APC) achieved a complete victory in the recent elections, winning all 23 chairmanship positions and securing 276 councillorship seats throughout the state.
Governor Alia reminded the elected officials of their dedication to serving the people and encouraged them to cooperate with both state and federal governments in order to promote good governance and enhance the quality of life for their constituents.
The governor stated, “This event signifies a major milestone in the life and future of local government administration in Benue, particularly for those at the grassroots who showed up overwhelmingly on Saturday to elect you.”
“Remember, leadership is about serving others and making sacrifices, not seeking personal glory,” he stated.
Dennis Guda of Vandiekya LGA, who represented the newly elected chairmen, also addressed the audience and promised to provide quality service and effective governance.
Guda also vowed to stay committed to the APC, adhere to the party’s constitution, and work together with the state government for success.
