Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State on Friday said that he would have to seek God’s approval before he could go for a second term in office in 2019.
The Governor made this disclosure at an interactive session with journalists.
The governor said that he would have to seek God’s face before knowing whether or not to contest the 2019 election.
Ortom said that if after consultation with God and the answer was negative, he would go back to his farm.
According to him, he is a product of a divine intervention and he always relies on God in everything he wants to embark on.
Ortom said: “It was God that told me that I would be governor of Benue someday, it is not my making but purely the handiwork of God.”
He, however, expressed satisfaction that he had performed creditably well based on his achievements, which cut across all sectors of the economy.
Trending
- Court fixes date to hear MD Alliance Hospital, others’ no-case submission
- 2024 Hajj: NAHCON gives update on airlifting of pilgrims to Saudi Arabia
- President Federation Cup: Big teams face elimination as Round of 32 matches hold
- WAFU B U-17 Championship: Manu insists Eaglets will go for three points against Togo
- England name 33-man training squad ahead Euro 2024
- Tenant regains freedom over alleged kidnap attempt
- Instagram celebrates African women in ‘Made by Africa, Loved by the World’ 2024 campaign
- Delta: Kidnapper killed, suspected gunrunner arrested