Ex Minister, Abba Moro Bereft David Mark For Doing Nothing After His Reelection

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Silas Ochefu The formal minister of interior Comrade Abba Moro Yesterday called on the entire idoma Nation to prevail on The Formal Senate President and incumbent Senator of the Benue South Senatorial District , Sen. David Mark to step up his swag and live up to the responsibility of been a senator of the Benue South Senatorial District .
The formal minister of interior Stated this while paying host to a group known as Idoma Vanguard at his residence . Comr. Abba Moro said it was regrettable that Sen. Mark has not contributed to any issue on the floor of the senate since he was reelected in February this year.

 Abba Moro further stated that it was also regrettable that our youth have not taking cognizance of this ugly development . Abba Moro charged the Idoma Vanguard to campaign vigorously for any Idoma candidate come 2019, he said already a serving House of rep Member in the Benue North west Senatorial Zone under the platform of APC will soon join the PDP any time from now . 

Earlier in his speech the President of Idoma Vanguard Mr. Godwin Oche thanked Abba Moro for standing by Idoma people while he was Minister , Mr. Oche prayed that God should bless Abba Moro with the Benue number one Sit come 2019.


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