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Benue governor, Ortom hints at quitting APC

July 16, 2018
in Latest Nigeria News, Nigeria News, Politics News
Benue governor, Ortom hints at quitting APC
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Governor of Benue state, Samuel Ortom, has hinted at his plan to quit the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), saying he is now floating and awaiting any party to admit him.Ortom made this announcement in the state capital Makurdi, after swearing in Jerome Shimbe, his special adviser on bureau for local government and chieftaincy affairs.

Shimbe’s appointment followed the dissolution of cabinet by the governor on July 8.

The governor said the APC had given him a “red card” and this would enable him to join any political party that has an ideology worthy of being adopted by his administration

“As for party, I have been given red card and I’m outside the pitch. So, if I have been given red card and I’m standing outside, I’m a free man.

“So, I don’t know what will happen next; but I’m waiting. If approached, then I will tell the Benue people that I’m joining another football club.

“I’m a child of destiny and it’s only God that will decide what I will be,” Ortom said.

The governor, who decried the challenges facing the state, enjoined the people to be united so that development would come to the state.

“Many people have been wondering that though we dedicated the state to God, we are still facing challenges; but all these challenges that we see today, we shall see them no more.

“All that we are required to do is not to begin to be wayward in our conduct, but to move to the righteous side of God. Once we do that, things will work out for our good.

“Looking at what is happening to us, sometimes I’m tempted to think that we are dying like people who do not have God. But we must choose the path of walking with God, obeying and serving him.

“If we do that and ensure that His values get into our hearts and we work with him, development will be inevitable. Let us work and encourage those things that can develop us.

” We need to come together and not allow party or ethnicity to divide us.”

Governor Ortom and Senator George Akume have been at loggerhead over issues bothering on 2019 general election, and the governor’s planned exit might be the beginning of the battle for 2019 race in the state.

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  1. Demockclean says:
    7 years ago

    Sir you don’t need any prophet to interpret the hand writing on the wall is either you tell your self the truth or history will repeat it self..

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