Hon. Aber Terseer has released a comprehensive list of youths he facilitated for employment in the Nigeria Customs Service and other federal agencies while in active service.
The list, made public by activist Zege’Orkwande Sughnen Yaaya on his verified Facebook page, covers several local government areas in Benue State including Gwer East, Gwer West, Makurdi, Gboko, and Buruku.
In Gwer East alone, 15 individuals were listed, with several others named across Gwer West, Makurdi, Gboko, and Buruku. The names include Terzungwe Fabian, Titus Aondohhemba, Luper Zaki, Sesoo Iornem Waapera, and many more.
The publication comes in response to public enquiries about the number of people Hon. Aber Terseer empowered during his time in office. The activist described it as a way to set the record straight on the former public servant’s contributions.
This development has sparked discussions on social media regarding political patronage, employment facilitation, and accountability by public office holders in Benue State.
No official reaction has been received from Hon. Aber Terseer’s office at the time of this report.
