Senator Abba Moro Holds Town Hall Meeting, Presents Scorecard To Constituents 

The senator representing Benue South Senatorial District and Senate Minority Leader, Comrade Abba Moro PhD on Saturday presented his scorecard to his constituents as he clocks six years in office. The event was an Interactive Meeting/Constituency Briefing organized by the senator, the second of its type, to intimate his constituents of his legislative activities.

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Silent Achiever, Loud Impacts: Abba Moro’s Scorecard in the Senate

Silent Achiever, Loud Impacts: Abba Moro’s Scorecard in the Senate

Democracy Day Reflection

By Edache Joe Ngbede 

As Nigeria marks Democracy Day—a moment for reflecting on our democratic journey and the leaders who have shaped it—it is only fitting to spotlight one of the nation’s most consistent and vocal advocates of people-oriented governance: Senator Abba Patrick Moro, Ph.D.

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Unvarnished Appraisal Of Governor Alia’s Two Anniversary in Office

PRESS RELEASE

By : ACCOUNTABILITY AND DEVELOPMENT ADVOCATES

TWO YEARS OF GOVERNOR HYACINTH ALIA’S ADMINISTRATION: AN UNVARNISHED APPRAISAL

29th May 2025,  marks two years since Governor Hyacinth Alia assumed office in Benue State. What should have been a period of hope and transformative progress has instead become a time marked by unfulfilled promises, governance failures, and a deepening crisis of security and neglect — especially for the people of Benue South. Despite unprecedented financial inflows, Governor Alia’s administration stands exposed as one of the worst performing in Nigeria, ranking 34th nationally with a meager 25% judicious use of allocated resources, according to the latest Contemporary Governance Performance Inde.

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Benue South Legislators: Fallen Guardians of a Once-Great Legacy 

BENUE SOUTH LEGISLATORS: FALLEN GUARDIANS OF A ONCE-GREAT LEGACY

By Morgan Adikwu

In the golden era of Nigeria’s First Republic, Benue South stood tall, its capital Otukpo—popularly known as “Texas”—a hub of progress and pride. The founding fathers of the Idoma Nation, such as J.C. Obande, Abutu Obekpa, Col. Anthony Ochefu,  Amb. Edward Ogbuyanga, Andrew Obeya, Vincent Ukwu, Justice A.P Anyebe, Dr. Edwin Idoko, Ogwiji Ikongbe, Ebije Ikwue, Amb. Ogah Okwoche, Ekah Onoja, Adeyi Ameh, Augustine Alechenu, Odeh Attah, Sen Godwin Okpe, etc., laid a foundation for collective growth and national relevance. Their vision extended far beyond infrastructure; it encompassed education, healthcare, and a legacy of integrity and service that elevated the Idoma people onto the world stage.

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