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Benue: Alia focused on long-term development, not palliatives, supporter says
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Benue: Alia focused on long-term development, not palliatives, supporter says

From Vanguard · () English

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  • A supporter of Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia defended the governor's focus on long-term development over immediate relief measures.
  • The governor's administration prioritizes economic empowerment to prevent dependency on palliative care.
  • This approach aims to foster sustainable growth and self-sufficiency within the state.

A staunch supporter of Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia has publicly defended the governor's development strategy, asserting that the administration is committed to fostering long-term economic empowerment rather than relying on palliative measures. Tagher Tagher Wan U Tiv, known as Baba Atsar Gundu, stated that Governor Alia's philosophy centers on creating sustainable growth and preventing a culture of dependency.

In a statement released to journalists, Tagher emphasized that the governor's approach prioritizes initiatives that build lasting economic capacity within the state. This contrasts with a focus on short-term palliative interventions, which he argued can create a cycle of reliance without addressing underlying economic issues.

The governor's administration, according to Tagher, is dedicated to implementing policies that will yield significant, enduring benefits for the people of Benue. The focus remains on empowering citizens and communities for long-term prosperity, moving away from measures that offer only temporary relief.

Governor Aliaโ€™s philosophy was centred on long-term economic empowerment and not on dependence on palliatives.

โ€” Tagher Tagher Wan U TivDefending the governor's development approach.
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