Good morning. Here is Latest News from Benue State Today, Saturday, September 10, 2024
Peace Accord Signed to End Conflicts in Benue
Several communities in Benue State have signed a peace accord to resolve a decade-long conflict. The communities include Ologba and Egba in Agatu LGA, and the Tivs and Jukuns in Fiidi, Makurdi LGA.
Governor Alia Vows to Strengthen Judiciary
Governor Hyacinth Alia has reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening Benue’s judiciary system. He made this statement at the swearing-in ceremony of four High Court Judges and two Customary Court of Appeal Judges in Makurdi.
NIWA Cracks Down on Overloaded Boats in Benue
The National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) has launched a crackdown on overloaded boats in Benue to improve safety. Area Manager Engr. Samson Onobu announced that enforcement began on Monday.
Benue APC Releases LG Election Candidate List Amid Party Crisis
The APC Caretaker Committee in Benue has released a list of 299 candidates for the October 5 local government elections. The party continues to experience internal strife following leadership disputes.
New SSG Appointed in Benue
Governor Alia has appointed Barr. Aber Serumun Deborah as the new Secretary to the State Government (SSG), following the resignation of Prof. Joseph Alakali.
Ex-Governor Ortom’s Business Sealed Over Tax Default
The Benue State Internal Revenue Service has sealed former Governor Samuel Ortom’s Oracle Business over an alleged N93.5 million tax default. Other businesses were also affected by this enforcement.
SUBEB Launches Enrollment Drive in Benue Zone A
The Benue State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) has extended its Enrollment Drive Campaign to Benue Zone A, aiming to increase school enrollment rates and promote access to quality education.
AAC Condemns Election Charges in Benue LGA Polls
The African Action Congress (AAC) has criticized the Benue State Independent Electoral Commission for imposing high fees on candidates participating in the upcoming local government elections.
Benue Communities Sign Peace Pact to End Decade-Long Feud
Four communities, including Ologba, Egba, Tivs, and Jukuns, have signed a peace pact to resolve long-standing conflicts over natural resources in Agatu and Fiidi LGAs.