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2027: Gov Alia dismisses rumours of dropping Deputy
Governor Hyacinth Alia of Benue State has refuted claims that he plans to remove his Deputy, Dr. Sam Ode, ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Addressing the speculations on Monday during the swearing-in of new Commissioners at Government House, Makurdi, Governor Alia emphasized that there is no vacancy for the position and that he has never considered replacing the Deputy Governor.
He praised Dr. Ode for his competence, commitment, and dedication to governance, highlighting his people-oriented approach and strong understanding of the state’s needs.
“There is no vacancy for any Deputy Governor in 2027. I have a Deputy Governor who understands governance, who is people-oriented. He is always with the people and for the people, one who is very cerebral,” Alia said.
He added, “My deputy is very capable. He has all the capacity it takes to perform his functions.
He understands what is good for Benue and that is what he is doing exactly. So if anybody is eating and dreaming Deputy, there is no vacancy. I love him, I enjoy working with him. I enjoy a personal relationship with him, so for those wishing the negativity, they won’t have their way.”
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