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The ongoing reconstruction of the proposed operational facility of the newly approved Nigerian Army base in Oju Local Government Area of the state has been inspected by the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Benue State Council, which described the project as a major step toward strengthening security in the area.
The inspection was conducted by the Chairman, State Council of the NUJ, Bemdoo Ugber, as part of the union’s ongoing assessment tour of all the 23 Local Government Areas in Benue State.
Ugber, who spoke at the project site, expressed satisfaction with the quality of renovation work being done on the old NRC building being converted to a temporary operational base for the army.
He urged the people to cooperate with the security agencies to secure the facility and appealed to the Oju Local Government Council to provide more temporary structures to facilitate the military operations.
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He said the new Army base is expected to deepen troops presence, improve response time to security threats and enhance protection of lives and properties in Oju and its environs.
After the military facility, the NUJ delegation visited some development projects executed by the Oju Local Government Council under the leadership of the Chairman, Jackson Adah Ominyi.
He also listed the construction of a police post in Idelle, renovation of the Chairman’s Quarters and the development of the Main Garage at Ihiejwo in Oju Main Market among its major interventions, as well as the listing of counterpart funding for the Oju–Awajir Road project.
He also disclosed that the road to the Oju Local Government Secretariat was included in the state’s five-kilometre road program.
On governance, the Council Chairman expressed optimism that the restoration of local government financial autonomy would fast-track project delivery across Oju.
Ugber reiterated that the NUJ tour was not designed to witch-hunt any council administration, but to independently document achievements, identify challenges and promote accountability by drawing the attention of relevant authorities to issues of public concern.
