The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) State Working Committee in Benue State has nominated former Governor Samuel Ortom as a member of the party’s Board of Trustees.
A statement issued on Tuesday by the party’s State Publicity Secretary, Tim Nyor, and shared with journalists in Makurdi, the state capital, explained that the nomination followed the expiration of the tenure of the previous members.
The party spokesperson added that in accordance with Sections 32(1)(g) and 32(4) of the PDP constitution, the nomination was communicated through an official letter from the party secretariat to Ortom, which was signed by the party’s Secretary, Dan Nyikwagh.
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The PDP emphasized that Ortom’s experience and commitment to the party made him the ideal choice for the role.
“After careful deliberation, the SWC under the chairmanship of Rt Hon Ezekiel Awulu Adaji unanimously endorsed you for the position, recognising your invaluable contributions to the party, your exemplary leadership, and your commitment to the ideals and progress of the PDP,” the spokesman said in the statement.
The state working committee stated that the new role is anticipated to boost the party’s influence and strategic direction as it prepares for the upcoming elections.
The party expressed confidence that Ortom’s contributions to the BOT will strengthen party unity in Benue and ensure that the state’s interests are effectively represented within the national framework.
“With this nomination, Chief Ortom is set to play a crucial role in shaping the policies and direction of the PDP, not only in Benue State but across Nigeria”, the statement partly read.
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