PDP leaders visit Benue flood victims, make donations

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The national leadership of the Peoples Democratic party, PDP, has paid a sympathy visit to flood victims in Makurdi, Benue State.

The party’s official twitter handle gave out this information on Friday.

The delegation, which was led by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Dayo Adeyeye, the National Legal Adviser of the party, Dave Iorhemba, and other members also paid a courtesy call on the governor of the state, Samuel Ortom.

A Board of Trustees member, Margaret Icheen, the state exco of the party led by the state chairman John Ngbede and other members the party were on ground to receive the team later at the party headquarters.

The party also donated food and other materials to the flood victims.

Thousands of people were displaced by the flood that ravaged several communities in Benue. About 5,000 of those displaced are currently in a displaced persons camp in Makurdi, the state capital.

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  • Frank Bassey

    This is commendable. I salute your sense of concern. Gov. Samuel Ortom is a coward, he is lilly-livered and so afraid of PMB that he cannot speak out for the interest of his people. It took Govs. Ayo Fayse and Nyesome Wike for him to begin to mutter some “courageous” words. He eventually enacted the anti-grazing bill, but lacks the lever to implement it.

  • Omooba

    Looking forward to 2019 and first to carry the banner to Benue. While APC and PMB are still gazing at the stars over mama Taraba.