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Monday, July 15th, 2024 His Excellency, Rev. Fr. Dr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia has approved the following appointments. 1. Engr. Dr. Akwonya Comfort Adadu - Director General, Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP). Adadu, an indigene of Benue State who hails from Ado Local Government. Before her appointment was a Senior Lecturer with the Benue State University, Makurdi. Her appointment takes immediate effect. 2. Meanwhile, the Governor has also approved appointments for council members of Benue State's own tertiary institutions, as follows. (a) Benue State University - Sir Paul Chukwuma—Chairman/Pro-chancellor. (b) Benue State Polytechnic, Ogbokolo - Dr. Demian Anyam - Chairman  (c) College of Education, Oju - Prof. Member George-Genyi (d) College of Education, Katsina-ala - Prof. Uketor Gabriel Moti - Chairman  (e) Akawe Torkula Polytechnic, Makurdi - Prof. Okpe O Okpe - Chairman (f) Akperan Orshi Polytechnic, Yandev - Dr. Victoria Pila - Chairman. (g) College of Health Technology, Ag...

According to news report by Vanguard Newspaper, the Benue State Bureau for Education Quality Assurance, BEQA, headed by Dr. Terna Francis in collaboration with the Benue State Urban Development Board, BSUDB, would commence the demolition of substandard schools in the state. How 'pregnant' passenger stole my car, made me unconscious - 43-yr-old man narrates experience0:01 / 1:07 The Director General of BEQA, Dr. Terna Francis who made this known when he led a delegation to the board yesterday in Makurdi, said the move underscored BEQA’s commitment to restoring excellence in the state education sector. The Director General decried the rot in the sector assuring that the Governor Hyacinth Alia-led administration was committed to transforming the sector and making it the envy of other states. He said the BEQA had already taken steps to ensure sanity in the sector emphasizing that “our office is tasked with the responsibility of closing schools that fail to meet establis...

The Federal Government will from July withhold local government allocations to Benue, Enugu, Kano, Rivers, and 16 other states in compliance with the Supreme Court judgement. The apex court on Thursday delivered a judgment in the local government autonomy suit filed by the Attorney General of the Federation, AGF, Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, on behalf of the Nigerian Government, barring the Federal Government from releasing allocations to local governments governed by unelected officials appointed by the state governors. In the judgment, Justice Emmanuel Agim barred the Federal Government from further paying LG allocations through the state governments, noting that the practice had been abused by the governors. Justice Agim accused the state governors of retaining allocations and utilising them as they please, to the detriment of the local government councils. Following the judgment, 20 states that have no elected local government chairmen stand barred from receiving local governme...