Rep, Ortom’s aide trade words over 2023 elections

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The Chief Press Secretary to Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State, Nathaniel Ikyur, has dismissed the allegation that the governor and his aides are frustrating the political ambition of the lawmaker representing Gwer-East/Gwer-West Federal Constituency, Mark Gbillah, in the 2023 general election.

The lawmaker had added, “I want to, hereby, alert INEC, the Nigeria Police Force, the Department of State Services and other relevant security agencies of the apparent breach of Section 123 and of the Electoral Act 2022 and the peace accord entered into by all political parties by this fake news publication by Governor Samuel Ortom’s SSA and the alleged intention of this camp to employ every unscrupulous and dubious avenue to discredit me and prevent me from being on the ballot in 2023, which...

The statement partly read, “It is on record how Hon. Gbillah had embarked on a nomadic political voyage from the All Progressives Congress to PDP, New Nigeria Peoples Party and now claims to be a member of the Labour Party, just so as to remain in the political process of the country.

 

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