Opinion

Kwande ALGON Chairman. Hon. Orwough Maurice Defended Against Alleged Blackmail and Criticism

Zege’Orkwande Sughnen Yaaya, a prominent voice from the area, has issued a strong message defending the Chairman of Kwande Local Government Council against what he describes as blackmail attempts and external criticism.

 

 

In a detailed post, Yaaya emphasized that ALGON funds are strictly allocated for local government development projects and not for personal distribution. He urged critics to stop blackmailing the current Chairman, allowing him to focus on delivering dividends of democracy to the people of Kwande.

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Yaaya noted that the previous chairman, Hon. Orwough Maurice, performed well for his people and expressed hope that Kwande residents would now begin to feel similar positive impacts under the new administration. He stressed that as natives of the area, local residents are best positioned to assess the Chairman’s progress and shortcomings, dismissing outsiders as lacking deeper understanding of the local situation.

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The activist revealed he is actively monitoring significant projects initiated by the Chairman and called for an end to external distractions that could hinder ongoing work. He questioned whether critics expect the Chairman to divert public funds for personal gain at the expense of development projects.

Addressing specific individuals including Haakyav and certain media personalities, Yaaya pushed back against what he termed propaganda. He referenced an incident where the Chairman was allegedly called a “bush man” for not providing complimentary accommodation at the ALGON Lodge, questioning if the facility operates as a free service or a commercial establishment.

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Yaaya concluded by affirming support for the current leadership and promised to provide regular updates on ongoing projects in Kwande, while referencing the legacy of Hon. Vitalis Terhile Neji. The statement reflects ongoing local political discourse and tensions around governance and resource allocation in Kwande Local Government Area.

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