Tinubu felicitates Gov Alia on 59th birthday
President Bola Tinubu has congratulated Governor Hyacinth Alia on his 59th birthday.
The Benue governor clocked 59 on May 15.
The president extolled Mr Alia’s compassion and humanitarian spirit, which is evident from his service in the priesthood and public office.
He noted that the governor had remained faithful to his calling, translating the virtues of integrity and selflessness into transformative leadership for the people of Benue.
Mr Tinubu commended Alia’s unwavering commitment to peace, security, and stability in Benue, acknowledging the courage and clarity with which he pursues lasting solutions that foster good governance and development.
The president affirmed his administration’s strong support for these ideals, noting that they align with the broader goals of the ‘Renewed Hope Agenda’ to secure the nation, uplift lives, and promote unity across all regions.
In his tribute, Tinubu said, “I urge you to continue steering Benue State on a path of healing, progress, and purposeful governance. The nation stands with you, Governor Alia.
“On this special day, I pray for God’s continued blessings upon you—granting you wisdom, strength, and good health as you steer Benue toward greater heights.”
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