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Senator George Akume, Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) has expressed optimism that Benue State will return to its economic and political glory as activities towards the 2027 general elections intensify.
Akume spoke when he received some prominent members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) from the three senatorial districts of the state including some politicians that were in the camp of Governor Hyacinth Alia.
A delegation led by Emmanuel Jime, a former Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC), pledged loyalty to Akume’s leadership and endorsed President Bola Tinubu for a second term.
Akume, in a statement issued by the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, thanked the stakeholders for their support and urged them to remain united in pursuit of the development of the state.
According to the former governor of Benue State, unity of members of the APC is crucial for political stability and for the realisation of the yearnings and aspirations of the people.
Akume reassured the delegation that his leadership would continue to work to restore the state’s relevance, while at the same time prioritising the interests of Benue residents.
Stakeholders of the party made the call and urged that the Tinubu’s administration be supported, adding that the Renewed Hope Agenda of the president was designed to foster sustainable development and improve the welfare of Nigerians.
The SGF described the members of the delegation as experienced and respected political stakeholders, not “internally displaced politicians.”
He said their experience, capacity and intellectual inputs remained valuable to the political and economic development of Benue State.
Akume said that the Tinubu administration had increased the financial allocations to states and local governments substantially.
He said state governments should be made accountable for use of increased allocations for development.
“I know that the President, in an unprecedented manner, has pushed a lot of money to the states and the local governments,” Akume said.
The federation account is accessible to all levels of government. If we can’t develop our state, it is not Mr President’s fault.
“Benue is not an exemption to the rule, he is doing what he is expected to do for the country and for the states.
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The SGF urged the political leaders in the state to concentrate on development and stop blaming the Federal Government for local problems.
Akume said he does not have any personal grudge against any political leader or stakeholder in Benue.
He appealed to all members of the party to come together to ensure Tinubu’s victory in the 2027 presidential election.
The former governor recalled his administration between 1999 and 2007, saying Benue attracted massive investment, infrastructure and development projects in the period.
He said his administration had established the basis for socio-economic growth in the state through the implementation of programmes that improved living conditions and expanded opportunities for the residents.
The meeting ended with a unanimous endorsement of Tinubu’s re-election bid and vote of confidence on Akume’s leadership.
The motion was moved by a former Deputy Speaker of the Benue State House of Assembly, Dan Ali and seconded by a former Attorney-General of the state, Joe Abaagu.
Earlier Jime had expressed concern over what he described as the erosion of democratic values in Benue State.
He said the state had been relegated to the realm of established democratic principles and called for increased co-operation among political stakeholders to reposition the state.
