Hembe Wins ADC Governorship Ticket in Benue State
Herman Hembe, a former member of the House of Representatives, has emerged as the governorship candidate for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Benue State for the upcoming 2027 general elections. Hembe won the party's primary election held on Monday, receiving 46,526 votes, defeating his closest rival, Peter Idoko, who garnered 31,990 votes, while Joseph Waya secured 26,919 votes.
Victor Tukura announced Hembe as the winner of the primary election, commending party members for their support and the peaceful conduct of the election. Hembe expressed gratitude to the party's leadership, particularly Senator Emmanuel Oker Jev, the chairman of the party's leadership team, and acting chairman Samson Okwu, for their roles in the successful electoral process.
He emphasized his commitment to restoring peace in Benue communities, ensuring fiscal autonomy for local governments, promoting transparent governance, and serving the interests of the people rather than a privileged few.
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