12/10/2025
MARGINALIZATION OF SANKERA/IDOMA AND IGEDE PEOPLE UNDER REV. FR. HYACINTH IORMEM ALIA. AFTER 2YRS IN OFFICE.
I want to thank the executive governor of the benue state His Excellency Right Hon. Dr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia, for his unwavering commitment and trying to fulfill his campaign promises.
I can acknowledge that he's keeping to his campaign promises by trying to make sure these areas like, Gboko, makurdi, Kwande, Vandeikya his home local governments enjoyed dividends of democracy with the exclusiveness of SADA, And Zone C.
Forgetting that not only those mentioned LGA voted for him during election. His Excellency I understand that ever since you took the mantle as the chief executive officer of the state benue state has been thriving with the infrastructural development. We appreciate it but it seems like you have forgotten what you promised us the people of SADA during your campaign tour.
Sir, the insecurity in our axis which is and would ever be paramount to our people if you give us maximum attention to end it. Besides the insecurity in our axis, ever since you assumed office, the three local governments areas are yet to experience a single ongoing government project which by this reason shows you're partial in your government.
You only focused on Gboko, makurdi, Vandeikya, Konshiha, Kwande and Ushongo living the people of SADA and the Idoma/ Igede axis which is understandably that, your government is well discriminated.
At least those projects were supposed to be spread across those local government areas and should be running concurrently without any instructions. Benue state is wearing a different look and it is not what we could not deny, unless those who were born not to be impressed with what development, those who are evil mindset individuals. Who always wanted something to be bad all the time. Gonna try and include SANKERA And Idoma/ Igede in your government which could be inclusive government. By doing that, would rhyme with one benue which is one family.
Written by Comrade: Agwaza Dominic Agwaza.
