BENUE State governor, Samuel Ortom, has said that the state executive council would give N5 million to whoever provides useful information that will lead to the arrest of the state’s most wanted criminal, Mr Terwase Akwaza, a.ka. Gana.
The governor disclosed this while inaugurating state, local government, district and ward security committees set up to enhance peaceful coexistence between farmers and herdsmen in the state.
Ortom said that Gana had been involved in various crimes in the state, adding that security report had shown that Gana and his gang had been involved in abduction, killing, robbery, cattle rustling, among other crimes, which has pitched herdsmen with farmers in some parts of the state’.
Governor Ortom said Gana was granted amnesty, after which he was given the job of collecting revenue for the state government, but he decided to become a terrorist.
Admonishing the committee members, Ortom said, ‘good management of information has become necessary now that herdsmen would be moving about with cattle; charging the committees not to allow the relative peace existing between farmers and herdsmen be breached.
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