Governor Ortom Empowers Benue Youths With Wheel Barrows (photo)

By Mojisola Delano On May 18, 2017

Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue state yesterday reportedly empowered Youths of the state with wheelbarrows. Yes, you read right, WHELBARROWS.

Photos of the wheelbarrows have since gone viral online with some asking if people of Benue state offended God!

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Shadrach says 7 years ago

Lol Nigeria. With all due respect does he want them to start pushing it as agberos or going for laborer jobs? I just can’t get it with where there a thousand ways to empower people that are unemployed. Smh

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Lionheart says 7 years ago

These people are so wicked that they want the youths to be out of bondage as soon as they seize the power they will make it available for themselves and their children. That was how a governor was busy buying coffins in the north, smh generations of vipers.

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