Samuel Ortom
BREAKING: Northern governors hold emergency meeting in Kaduna
The meeting of the governors is currently being held in Kaduna state in the northwest region of the country and it is chaired by the governor of Plateau state.
Gana: Fear, tension as traditional rulers, council chairmen in Benue flee for their lives
Following the killing of Gana in Benue, certain areas in the state are still deemed unsafe for residents, traditional rulers and even local council chairmen.
Gana: Pay us N50m for killing wanted criminal - Nigerian Army reportedly tells Ortom
The Nigerian Army (NA) has demanded the payment of N50 million from Benue state government as the bounty placed on the late wanted criminal, Terwase Agwaza.
Former Benue governor condemns Gana’s killing, reveals why army shouldn't have killed him
Gabriel Suswam, senator representing Benue North-east and former governor, has condemned the killing of Terwase Akwaza, also known as Gana, a notorious criminal
Breaking: Most wanted Benue militia gang leader killed hours after he surrendered for amnesty
Terwase Akwaza popularly known by his pseudonym Gana, who was Benue most wanted criminal, has been finally killed by the operatives of the Nigerian military.
Gana's death: You've one last chance to surrender - Ortom warns Benue criminals
Hours after benue most wanted criminal, Terwase Akwaza, was killed, the governor, Samuel Ortom, has given armed youths the last chance to surrender their arms.
BREAKING: Dreaded Benue gang leader surrenders himself to Ortom
A dreaded and wanted Benue gang leader, Terwase Agwaza, popularly known as Gana, surrendered himself to Governor Samuel Ortom in Makudi on Tuesday, September 8.
Gov Ortom insists Nigerians should be allowed to carry AK-47 riffles
Benue state governor, Mr. Samuel Ortom, on Friday, August 21 reiterated his earlier suggestion that some Nigerians should be allowed to carry AK-47 rifles.
The rice has expired - Benue state govt rejects FG's palliatives
Benue government has rejected the three trailers load of rice donated by the ministry for humanitarian Affairs as COVID-19 palliatives for the middle-belt state
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