When AceGist, on 8 January, 2017, in one of its in dept objective analyses advised the governor of Benue State, Samuel Orton, to brace up to the security challenge in his state, some accused us of promoting anarchy.

The article reads in part:

Although, the buck of national security stops at the desk of the president. But since the federal might is not coming as forceful as in the case of the boko haram, one would have thought the Benue state government would think outside the box, not in resolving the issue anymore (as it is obvious that the grazing bill is not doing much), but in securing the lives of her citizens.

Desperate time, they say, demands desperate measure. acegist.com remembers gov. Wike accusing his Benue counterpart of not doing enough to secure the lives of his citizens.

Internally arranged securities can be organised and beefed up at the flashpoint areas of the state, especially since the concerned areas are relatively isolated, not like the case of boko haram.

For detail: http://acegist.com/reflection-benue-killings-59-victims-get-mass-burial/

Well, as if the article was directed to the governor of Ekiti state, Ayodele Fayose, for just two days after the article was published, he did what AceGist expected of Ortom.

Governor Fayose did not just do the needful, he also seized the opportunity to lend his voice in calling on Governor Ortom to act. He said, “Governor Samuel Ortom should fasten his belt and protect his people. Those seeking for help in Abuja would not find because Abuja also needs help.”

Howbeit, that would still not ruffle the sleeping Orton, and an APC appointee under president Muhammudu Buhari,
Prof. Itse Sagay (SAN), also have to add his harsh voice.

Prof. Sagay said. “The point I always make and I make it again is that the greatest failure and the person who should take all the blame for what is happening is the state governor, Samuel Ortom. Ortom is the chief security officer of Benue. Every time the killings happen, he breaks down in tears and puts his hands on his head and keeps blaming the federal government.”

“Under criminal law, every Nigerian has a right of self-defence. There is no reason why Ortom shouldn’t have organised the people of Benue state into a state of collective self-defence in which he will totally arm them to face these murderers.”

That’s it! If after all these wake up call, the governor of Benue State, Samuel Ortom, is still sleeping, then what will it take to wake him up?

http://acegist.com/will-wake-gov-ortom/

MosD:
That’s it! If after all these wake up call, the governor of Benue State, Samuel Ortom, is still sleeping, then what will it take to wake him up?

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OceanmorganTrix:



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Seriously, the guy needs such to reset his brain