APGA Represents Alternative Force to the other Parties: Gen. Gbor

2019 Benue Governorship: John Gbor makes case for Tseayo

Presidential candidate of All Progressives Grand Alliance in last week's first round of general elections in Nigeria Gen. John Gbor (rtd), has called on the people of the state to come out enmass on Saturday and vote John Aondohemba Tseayo as Governor of Benue State.

Gen. Gbor, who made the call during high level talks with the people of Gwer East at Ikpayongo, a burstling town in Benue North West Senatorial District also thanked the people of the state for casting their votes for him and other APGA candidates in last week's election.

He explained that All Progressives Grand Alliance represents alternative force to the other parties that have oportunities in the past to deliver good governance to Nigerians but have instead fail the people.

In his address to the people, Tseayo said it is part of his plans to ensure that at the end of four years, if voted into power as Governor of Benue State, his government would have produced 300, 000 millionaires through agriculture noting that a rocky land like Israel cannot be boasting of producing more food than Benue State that is blessed with fertile soil suitable for crops and fruits production.

He emphasised that his government will support and encourage production of dollar spinning crops like cassava, sesame and soyabeans saying money realised as a result of his planned agricultural revolution will be channeled for improved funding in health, education, infrastructural development, welfare and security, thereby opening the way for economic boom in the state.

He also talked of revisiting the Prof Justin Tseayo report on creation of Local Development Authorities in the state with the view to implementing it so as to bring government closer to the people.

During the meeting, the people of Gwer East reiterated their commitment to working for All Progressives Grand Alliance to come out victorious in the Saturday Governorship and State House of Assembly election in Benue State.