Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia has dismissed speculations that he is planning to replace his deputy, Dr. Sam Ode, ahead of the 2027 elections.
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Speaking at the swearing-in of new commissioners in Makurdi on Monday, the governor stressed that the office of deputy governor is not vacant and will not be contested.
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Alia described Ode as a competent and dependable partner in governance, praising his dedication and people-oriented approach. He noted that his deputy has shown capacity in carrying out his duties and understands the needs of Benue people.
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“There is no vacancy for any deputy governor in 2027. My deputy is capable and committed. I enjoy working with him and we have a strong personal relationship,” Alia said.
The governor urged those speculating about a possible change in the deputy governor’s seat to disregard such rumours, insisting that his administration remains united.
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