Middle Belt Youths Laud Gov. Alia Over Prudent Management Of Tax Payers Money

A youth group, the All Middle Belt Youth Forum (AMBYF), has commended the Benue State government under Rev. Fr. Dr. Hyacinth Iormen Alia for his prudent handling of the taxpayers’ money.

Comrade Aluh Moses Odeh, the AMBYF National Leader, in a statement made available to Sunday Independent, said that although the Governor Alia in­herited a debt ridden adminis­tration, he had been prudently applying the state’s resources prudently.

He noted that the last admin­istration at the twilight of its tenure collected loans running into billions of naira, stressing that Rev. Fr. Alia had been able to navigate through the storm, saving over N33 billion.

Odeh stressed that the Gov. Alia had been working hard without owing salaries, pension and gratuity and had been exe­cuting projects worth billions of naira in the state.

He said: “Gov. Alia has so far been able to manage the re­sources of the state well such that he has silenced the opposi­tion political parties to a level that only his ruling party All Progressive Congress (APC) is fighting itself.

This is due to the inability of the party to manage its elec­toral victory.

“In Benue State under Gov. Alia, workers can request for credit facilities from banks and they are sure to pay back as at when due because they have a man at the helm of affairs who has shown them a sense of be­longing by making them feel there is dignity in labour.

“This administration has done well in the area of timely payment of workers’ salaries, pensions and gratuities, reason the Gov. Hyacinth Alia is being nicknamed as ‘Mr. 25’ by Benue workers.

“This means that the gov­ernor has been consistent in keeping his pact with workers to be paying salaries since his inauguration despite its chal­lenges, unlike their sad experi­ences during the past admin­istration.

“As things stand today, every­one has no choice but to pray to God for a governor that has the people’s interest at heart.”

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