Herman Hembe, Labour Party governorship candidate
Benue State Governorship candidate of the Labour Party, Heman Hembe, said that the party guarantees better life for the people of the state.
Hembe who was addressing party supporters in Makurdi at the weekend during the flag-off of his campaign explained that Labour Party does not glorify godfatherism and noted that people, particularly youths are the strength of the party.
Hembe who is representing Vandeikya/Konshisha federal constituency at the House of Representatives called on the people of the state to support Labour Party for improved wellbeing and infrastructural development in the state and assured the people of the party’s promise to turn round the current debilitating situation plaguing the state.
He said: “This generation will not deceive you, those candidates in APC and PDP are products of godfatherism and the biggest problem in Benue state is godfatherism.
“I and all of us on this stage today, are very opposed to anybody or person invading our land, we will not seed any inch of this land to anybody.”
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