Members of the Kunav Progressive Forum (KPF), have expressed their unwavering support for Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia and his Chief Press Secretary (CPS), Sir Tersoo Kula.
Members of the forum made this declaration Wednesday when they paid a courtesy visit to the CPS at Government House, Makurdi.
LSpeaking during the visit, leader of the delegation, Cletus Finbar, commended Kula for his commitment to defending and promoting the image of Governor Alia.
He lauded the CPS for standing firm amidst criticism and intimidation, urging him to remain resolute in carrying out his responsibilities as the governor’s spokesperson.
Finbar noted that the Kunav people deeply appreciate Kula’s efforts in showcasing the achievements as well as impactful programmes and policies of the Alia-led administration which have positively touched the lives of the people and urged him to keep up the good work.
In their separate remarks, former member of the Benue State House of Assembly, Mathew Damkor and a representative of the Youth Wing of the Kunav Progressive Forum, Damien Iorhen Adagba, both praised Kula for his dedication and courage in protecting the Governor’s image and articulating his administration’s policies, and pledged the Kunav people’s continuous support even as they called for prayers to ensure the CPS succeeds in the discharge of his duties.
Responding, the CPS, Sir Tersoo Kula, expressed gratitude to members of the forum for the recognition.
He described the visit as a morale booster, reaffirming his commitment to effectively discharge his duties.
“The job of a Chief Press Secretary goes beyond disseminating information, it involves protecting the image of the Governor and ensuring that the truth about his administration’s activities are communicated,”Kula explained.
He further warned against malicious attacks on the Governor’s reputation, emphasizing that anyone seeking accurate information should do so through proper channels.
Major highlight of the visit was the decoration of Sir Tersoo Kula in Tiv traditional attire by members of the forum.
