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Nigeria’s Makurdi — In his emotional address to the state’s ongoing insecurity, Benue State Governor Reverend Father Hyacinth Alia expressed his sincere gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for his prompt action and care for the Benue people. During the President’s visit to the state after the devastating attack on the Yelwata community in Guma Local Government Area on June 13, 2025, Governor Alia made these statements.
The governor called President Tinubu’s decision to postpone other state obligations in order to travel to Benue “a clear demonstration of true leadership” in his speech. During what he described as “one of the darkest moments for the peace-loving people of Benue State,” he praised the President’s display of solidarity.
Governor Alia emphasized that the state’s security issues had lasted for decades, causing fatalities, property damage, community uprooting, and the occupation of ancestral territories. According to him, the President’s visit will be a watershed moment for peace and stability because it was the first time a sitting Nigerian leader has visited expressly to address the insecurity situation in Benue.
“Your visit ignites hope in our hearts,” the Governor said. “Your presence offers unfathomable assurance that our people will never again be subjected to this degree of undeserved and barbaric inhumanity, and you have truly rekindled a new leaf of hope in all of us.”
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Governor Alia praised security forces for their efforts but demanded more forceful action and extreme measures to stop the attacks. To help with the rehabilitation of displaced people, the reconstruction of damaged infrastructure, and the restoration of the livelihoods of impacted families, he encouraged the federal government to set up a special intervention fund.
In addition, Governor Alia reaffirmed his unwavering support for the creation of state police as a long-term remedy for the security issue. He underlined that the issues surrounding state policing might be successfully resolved to avoid abuse with the right federal regulations and guidelines.
He urged God to comfort the grieving families and bless the group’s efforts toward peace before thanking President Tinubu and all the dignitaries who attended the visit. The Governor remarked, “Your visit gives us new hope and motivates us to keep working for peace and unity.”
Key dignitaries in attendance included the governors of Nasarawa, Kogi, Taraba, and Kebbi States; APC National Chairman Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje; Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Dr. George Akume; National Security Advisor, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu; Service Chiefs, traditional rulers, and other high-ranking officials; and the chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq of Kwara; and the chairman of the APC Governors’ Forum and Imo Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma.
