Mrs. Julie Ooja Okoh Assures Zone C of More Dividends of Democracy Under Gov. Alia

 

Mrs. Julie Ooja Okoh has assured the good people of Zone C that Governor Hycienth Iormen Alia will deliver dividends of democracy to the area, just as he has already done in Zones A and B.

She called on the people of Zone C to continue to support the Alia-led administration, emphasizing that the Governor remains committed to inclusive development, equity, and the transformation of every part of Benue State.

According to her, the ongoing projects and initiatives across the state are a clear testimony of Governor Alia’s determination to improve infrastructure, empower youths and women, and uplift communities. She therefore urged the people of Zone C to stand firm in their support, assuring them that their expectations will be met.

 

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