Gov. Alia is a performer – TSO

Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia
Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia

The National Coordinator and Founder of Tinubu Support Organization (TSO), Aminu Suleiman has lauded the Governor of Benue State, Hyacinth Iormem Alia for keeping to his campaign promises made to the people of the State during his electioneering campaigns.

The TSO coordinator who lauded the achievements of the  Governor Alia administration informed that there was massive infrastructural development of the state in less than a year and expressed disappointment with the previous administrations.

Suleiman who fielded questions from  newsmen shortly after inspecting facilities at the Benue State University Teaching Hospital, Makurdi, expressed shock over the massive transformation going on in the state cutting across all the sectors, within 11 months and urged other State governors to emulate the good work of the governor.

The TSO coordinator noted that”This is my first time of coming to Benue  and I have seen the good roads that the governor is constricting in the state, a flyover under construction and so many other development projects going on in the state. I am optimistic that the Benue people will never regret for electing him as their governor.

He assured that President Bola Ahmmed Tinubu must hear this, the massive development strides of governor Alia within 10 months. 

“We  believe that after 8 years of his  administration, Benue state would restore it 8 years lost glory of the past administration “.

The Chief Medical Director, Benue State University Teaching Hospital (BSUTH), Dr. Stephen Hwande, earlier in his remarks attributed the success recorded in the hospital within a short period of time to  Governor Hyacinth Alia’s visionary leadership.

Dr. Hwande also informed that with the renewed transformation agenda of Mr. President which he transformed Lagos state to what is it today as the Governor and now the President of Nigeria, Rev. Fr. Dr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia was replicating same to the state and after eight years Benue would have a history to tell.

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