With your continued support, we are building a peaceful and prosperous Benue – Gov. Alia

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The governor of Benue State, His Excellency Hyacinth Alia has extended his heartfelt congratulations to the good people of Benue and Nigerians on the occasion of Nigeria’s 64th Independence Anniversary

“Today, as we celebrate Nigeria’s 64th Independence Day, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the good people of Benue and all Nigerians.

“With your continued support, we are building a peaceful and prosperous Benue that will serve as a model of good governance in our beloved country. Through strategic initiatives aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), we are making significant strides in poverty reduction, quality education, decent work, and zero hunger.

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“Our administration has embarked on massive infrastructural projects that are improving the living standards of our people, empowering our farmers, and promoting peace and security. These efforts are already setting the foundation for a better tomorrow, but we must remain patient, as meaningful progress takes time.

“I urge every Benue citizen to continue supporting our government policies and programs as we work towards transforming our state. Let us renew our hope and commitment to the development of Benue!

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“As we approach the Local Government Council elections on Saturday, 5th October, 2024, let us all come out in large numbers and vote for our great party, the APC. The future of our communities lies in our hands, and together, we will ensure that progress, development, and good governance prevail.

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Benue will rise! Nigeria will rise!

Happy Independence Day!”

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