Insecurity: We need pragmatic leadership – Adanyi

Former Majority Leader, Benue State House of Assembly and member, governing board of the North East Development Commission (NEDC), Hon. Benjamin Adanyi, has urged Governor Samuel Ortom to approach the lingering and protracted insecurity challenges with more commitment through strategic thinking than resort to lamentations and name calling.

The former governorship aspirant on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) also charged the people of the state, particularly Benue North-west senatorial district to continue to support the leader of the party in the state, Senator George Akume, in his efforts to attract federal presence and delivery of the dividends of democracy to all and sundry.
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Speaking at the defection of the former Director General of the Senator Orker Jev campaign organisation, Hon. Terseer Agber, the APC chieftain said the spate of insecurity in the state and across Nigeria calls for genuine collaboration and pragmatic leadership that would raise the hopes of the people and work out solutions to the challenges.

Hon. Adanyi who is eyeing the ticket of the APC for the Benue North-west senatorial zone called on the people to support candidates with a vision such that would guarantee their yearnings and aspirations. 

He stated that democracy entails extensive collaborations and well thought out policies that would positively affect the lives of the people, whose mandate they hold in absolute trust, rather than anti-people policies that will only benefit the few privileged. 

Earlier, chairman of the ocassion and immediate past Executive Secretary National Human Rights Commission, Professor Bem Angwe, assured that all attempts to rig the 2023 general electuons would be resisted.

He urged every eligible voter to endeavor to obtain their voter’s cards as soon as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) commences the registration process, adding that the voter card was the  only legitimate means of exercising their franchise.

Professor Angwe further assured that there would be a level playing ground that would guarantee strict adherence to all electoral laid down procedures.

He also called on the people to embrace peace and engage in constructive criticisms rather than stoke violence.

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