A new political support group has emerged in Benue State, signalling early alignments ahead of the 2027 elections. The initiative, driven by Dr Grace Adagba in collaboration with the APC Elders Forum in Vandeikya, is aimed at mobilising grassroots backing for Governor Hyacinth Iormem Alia.
The group, known as Divine Consensus 4 Alia 2027, officially presented GESA U AMO during a gathering in Vandeikya Local Government Area. Organisers say the initiative is designed to consolidate support for the governor’s leadership and promote continuity beyond his current tenure. The APC Elders Forum in the area is reported to be part of the coalition, lending political weight to the movement.
With political activities gradually gaining momentum across Nigeria, stakeholders in Benue are beginning to position themselves ahead of the next electoral cycle. Governor Alia, elected under the All Progressives Congress (APC), has remained a central figure in ongoing political conversations within the state.
While detailed public reactions are still emerging, early signals suggest growing interest among party loyalists and community stakeholders. Observers note that such early mobilisation could shape internal party dynamics in the coming years. As 2027 approaches, questions remain about how widely the movement will resonate across Benue and within the APC structure. For now, the unveiling of GESA U AMO highlights the beginning of what could become a competitive political build-up in the state.
