PHOTOS: Hon.Orker Jev's Supporters Storm Gboko For Tiv Summit

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There is a Tiv summit presently going on in Gboko for all Tiv sons in Benue state. So far ,a House of Reps member, Hon Orker Jev, who might be contesting for the zone B senate in 2019,has storm the venue with over hundreds of supporters.


 According to Apiah Empraims who posted it. He said, the House of  Reps Member and his hundreds of Supporters took over the ongoing Tiv Summit organized by OnTiv Professionals Association Abuja in collaboration with the Tiv Traditional Council at Winika Hotel, Gboko.

 Orker-Jev, Buruku representative in the Federal House of Representative, Abuja stormed the venue of the occasion some ten minutes into the program and is expected to present a paper titled "Politics, Leadership and Governance: Identifying and Mentoring for Effective Leadership".

 The Tiv Summit commenced with a keynote address by Tor Tiv, HRM, Prof. James Ayatse while Prof. Zack Gundu and Gov. Samuel Ortom presented a lead paper and official opening keynote address.
Senator George Akume and Senator Barnabas Gemade are presently absent. 

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