The Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has approved a fresh round of political appointments, naming ten individuals as Principal Special Assistants and Senior Special Assistants to strengthen governance and service delivery in the State.
The appointments cut across youth mobilisation, community relations, politics, revenue, sanitation, power, community engagement and event management.
The newly appointed aides include; Kelvin Atsem as Principal Special Assistant on Youth Mobilisation; Ulaha Paschal Aondolumun as Special Assistant on Community Relations; and Terhemen Ndiisaa as Principal Special Assistant on Politics.
Others are; Galim Terhide, Special Assistant on Revenue; Ankpo Tarvershima, Special Assistant on Sanitation; and Job Tseagh, Principal Special Assistant on Power.
Also appointed are; Lubem Mbabov, Terwase Aondoakaa and Charles Tema, all as Principal Special Assistants on Community Engagement.
Doom Dorcas Akpoughol completes the list las Senior Special Assistant on Event Management.
In a charge to the new appointees, Governor Alia urged them to familiarise themselves immediately with the blueprint of his administration and align their responsibilities with its vision, principles and working document.
The Governor emphasised that the interest of Benue State must remain paramount in the discharge of their official duties.
He expressed confidence that the appointees would bring their diverse experiences to bear on their respective assignments, while demanding absolute dedication, diligence and integrity in service to the people.
Governor Alia further stressed that integrity must guide the discharge of their official responsibilities.
The appointments were made public in a statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Tersoo Kula.
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(Editor: Ken Eseni)
