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HON. UGBOR RECIEVES ENDORSEMENT FOR A SECOND TERM WITH GRATITUDE Hon. Terseer Ugbor wishes to express his profound grati...
17/10/2026

HON. UGBOR RECIEVES ENDORSEMENT FOR A SECOND TERM WITH GRATITUDE

Hon. Terseer Ugbor wishes to express his profound gratitude to APC elders and stakeholders across Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency for endorsing him for a second term at the House of Representatives, describing the collective endorsements as a trust and a renewed mandate to deliver more dividends to the constituency.

Reacting to the resolutions reached at stakeholder meetings held in Adikpo, Kwande and Atirkyese, Ushongo, Ugbor said the collective voice of the leaders and people of both local governments was deeply humbling and reaffirmed his commitment to redouble his effort during his second tenure.

Hon. Ugbor recalled that he was given a wide mandate from the constituents in 2023 by winning 24 of the 26 council wards in the constituency, and is confident that the APC will deliver another undisputable victory in the 2027 general elections.

Hon. Ugbor maintained that the endorsement reflects confidence in his stewardship, particularly in constituency projects, empowerment initiatives, and legislative interventions aimed at protecting lives and advancing development.

Hon. Ugbor noted that his role as Chairman of the Ad-hoc Committee on the Students Loan has brought pride to Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency, as his contributions to the legislation have helped expand access to higher education across Nigeria and for thousands of Benue students.

He assured his constituents that the journey towards greater development is far from over, stressing that the gains already recorded must be consolidated to attract greater opportunities, stronger representation and more dividends of democracy to every village and household across Kwande/Ushongo.

Hon. Ugbor urged APC stakeholders and supporters to sustain the prevailing unity, remain committed to the party, and intensify grassroots mobilisation towards securing victory for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and other APC candidates in the 2027 general elections.

Dagu Fred
S.A Media and Publicity to Hon. Terseer Ugbor

17th October, 2026.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, HON. FIDELIS UNONGOI warmly celebrate my dear brother, Hon. Fidelis Unongo, State Coordinator, Renewed H...
05/10/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, HON. FIDELIS UNONGO

I warmly celebrate my dear brother, Hon. Fidelis Unongo, State Coordinator, Renewed Hope Youth Engagement (RHYE), on his birthday. Your journey to this age is a testament to your resilience, dedication, and steadfastness in service.

I commend your invaluable contributions to our political efforts and your commitment to youth mobilisation as we approach the forthcoming election.

May God grant you greater strength, wisdom, good health, and many more years of impactful service.

Happy Birthday Sir!

Hon. Terseer Ugbor
Member, House of Representatives
Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency.

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, NIGERIA!On this Independence Day, I extend warm greetings to the good people of Kwande/Ushongo F...
01/10/2026

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, NIGERIA!

On this Independence Day, I extend warm greetings to the good people of Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency. I remain committed to consistent representation, impactful legislation, and initiatives that respond to the needs of our people.

Let us continue to uphold the founding ideals of Nigerian nationalism, unity, and brotherhood, placing our common interests above our differences.

As we approach the political season, I urge our people to embrace issue-based campaigns, choosing dialogue over confrontation and ideas over division.

In the coming weeks, I will present my scorecard of achievements and ongoing projects, while engaging our people on the agenda ahead and the need to consolidate our mandate in 2027.

Together, let us continue to build a constituency anchored on peace, progress, and purposeful representation.

Happy Independence Day!

Hon. Terseer Ugbor
Member, House of Representatives
Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency.

NO PEDIGREE TO MARKET, NO TRACK RECORD TO SHOWCASE - MISCHIEF AND ATTACKS HAVE TAKEN THE MICWhen critics have no track r...
29/09/2026

NO PEDIGREE TO MARKET, NO TRACK RECORD TO SHOWCASE - MISCHIEF AND ATTACKS HAVE TAKEN THE MIC

When critics have no track record of their own to present and no candidate worth selling, they turn to noise. They attack other people because they have nothing to point to themselves. That seems to be the game now being played against Hon. Terseer Ugbor.

But let us ask a simple question: failure in what sense?

Before anyone calls Hon. Ugbor a failure, the record of his work across Kwande/Ushongo deserves a calm look.

On bridges, the Tseen Bridge in Ushongo has been repaired and completed, bringing back a vital link for the communities around it. Approval has also been secured for a major bridge over River Amile in Kwande.

On electricity, the Jato-Aka power project is complete, with a transformer installed after years of darkness. In Achia, a faulty transformer was repaired and the community is back on the national grid. In Tyogbenda Msa, Ushongo, a new transformer was supplied and installed so more homes can get power.

Solar lighting has also gone into several communities, making them safer and keeping traders working into the night.

On water, the Water for All Initiative has put in 20 new motorised boreholes and repaired more than 20 old ones across the constituency.

On education, six-block primary schools have been completed at Ikpa-Jov in Ushongo and Mbachile in Kwande.

Work continues on upgrading other schools, including Kuhe LGEA Primary School, which is getting staff quarters, solar power and a motorised borehole.

The Technology Incubation Centre in Adikpo is complete, waiting to be equipped soon.

Scholarships have also gone to students across the constituency.

On health, approval has been secured for a hospital at Jato-Aka, with staff quarters and a motorised borehole.

A magistrate court is under construction in Adagi.

A modern traditional council hall has been built and donated in Lessel.

On farming, farmers have been trained and given fertiliser, herbicides, farm kits and other inputs.

Pumping machines have been provided for irrigation farming, so people can farm all year round.

On empowerment, a lot has been done and more support for youth and women is planned, including cars, tricycles, motorcycles and other tools for earning a living. And the list goes on…

There is also work beyond projects. He has spoken up in the legislature on the Student Loan/NELFUND framework and on national policies that affect our people.

He has kept pressing for lasting answers to the insecurity in our communities. And he has stayed close to home, meeting constituents and responding to their urgent needs.

When bridges, light, water, schools, hospitals, farming, security and the training of our young people are all part of the story, calling it "failure" is hard to defend as a serious argument.

Criticism is welcome. But criticism that ignores the facts is just noise. The projects speak. The interventions speak. And in the end, the people will speak.

Let the record stand, and let no political mischief bury it!

UGBOR DOO 2027: THE CAMPAIGN OFFICE IS SET. The itinerary Rolls From October to January 15th 2027. The machinery is full...
23/09/2026

UGBOR DOO 2027: THE CAMPAIGN OFFICE IS SET.

The itinerary Rolls From October to January 15th 2027.

The machinery is fully set, and the road to 2027 election begins in earnest.

- Official Inauguration of the Ugbor 2027 Campaign Organization

- Constituency Briefing, Ushongo

- Mega Empowerment - a first-of-its-kind in the constituency

- Official Campaign Flag-Off

- Ward-to-Ward Tour Across the Constituency

We shall crisscross all 26 Council Wards, present our stewardship, unveil the 2027 Consolidation Agenda, and take the campaign to the people.

Dates and times of the itinerary will be announced in due time.

Is Not An Option

Failure Is Not An Option! Zan Zan
14/09/2026

Failure Is Not An Option! Zan Zan

REP. UGBOR’S RETURN, A GUARANTEE OF POLITICAL STABILITY IN KWANDEIt behooves us as a community to continually ask whethe...
12/09/2026

REP. UGBOR’S RETURN, A GUARANTEE OF POLITICAL STABILITY IN KWANDE

It behooves us as a community to continually ask whether the choices we make truly serve our collective interest. Where they do not, wisdom demands a change of course. We cannot continue repeating the same actions in the same manner and expect a different outcome.

Since the return of democracy, how many leaders has Kwande deliberately backed for continuity? How many have we fought to preserve and elevate at the height of their influence?

Our greatest political flaw has been a persistent habit of pulling down our leaders, often irrespective of performance. Consequently, when critical decisions are brokered at the center, Kwande is frequently left without the leverage needed to swing outcomes in its favor.

This is the self-defeating culture that has held us back. While neighboring zones deliberately protect their representatives and build enduring political capital, Kwande resets to square one with every election cycle.

Today, a defining opportunity presents itself in Hon. Terseer Ugbor, Member Representing Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency.

Throughout his tenure, Rep. Ugbor has distinguished himself through infrastructure projects, empowerment initiatives, constituency engagement, and active participation in national policymaking and legislation.

His re-election is therefore not merely about retaining an individual. It is about preserving continuity, influence and political stability for Kwande.

If his commendable stewardship is rewarded with continuity, a precedent will be established for future generations. We must begin to build, rather than repeatedly dismantle, our political capital.

Kwande must use the 2027 election to break from a political culture that takes us back to the starting point. We must preserve our influence, harness the benefits of ranking membership, and reclaim the political strength our constituency deserves.

The Ugbor Campaign Organisation celebrates our Head of Media and Publicity, Dagu Fredrick, on his birthday. We commend y...
08/09/2026

The Ugbor Campaign Organisation celebrates our Head of Media and Publicity, Dagu Fredrick, on his birthday. We commend your dedication, creativity, and steadfast commitment to the project.

May God grant you renewed strength and wisdom as you continue to contribute to the actualisation of Hon. Terseer Ugbor’s re-election and the consolidation of his mandate.

Together, we advance the people’s desire to end the politics of one term and secure continuity, greater influence, and enduring dividends of democracy for Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency.

Happy Birthday!

Hon. Tavershima Ikyem
Secretary General of Hon. Terseer Ugbor Campaign Organization.

BOB TYOUGH MAKES STRONG CASE FOR ELECTION OF RANKING MEMBERS IN KWANDE/USHONGOFormer Member of the House of Representati...
06/09/2026

BOB TYOUGH MAKES STRONG CASE FOR ELECTION OF RANKING MEMBERS IN KWANDE/USHONGO

Former Member of the House of Representatives for Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency and ADC Senatorial Candidate for Benue North-East in 2027, Hon. Bob Tyough, has made a strong case for the re-election of experienced lawmakers, stressing that continuity and legislative seniority are essential to securing greater influence and benefits for the constituency.

Speaking at the weekend during an engagement with the Kwande Youth Parliament, Hon. Tyough stressed that the practice of voting out sitting lawmakers after just four years has cost the constituency valuable legislative capital, denying it the influence and strategic advantages that come with seniority in the National Assembly.

He explained that ranking members, by virtue of the experience, relationships and institutional knowledge they develop over time, are better positioned to secure strategic committee positions, influence legislative decisions and attract federal projects that translate into tangible development back home.

“A ranking member will attract more projects, have better committee positions, and carry more weight on the floor,” he told the youths. “If we keep changing members every four years, we keep starting from zero. But if we retain and grow our representation, Kwande/Ushongo will get more federal presence.”

Hon. Tyough, who is seeking the senatorial mandate on Kwande’s turn ahead of the 2027 elections, would bring his previous legislative experience to the Senate if elected, giving him an institutional advantage in navigating the National Assembly and positioning him to deploy that experience in advancing the interests of the constituency.

He challenged the youths to look beyond party affiliation when making their choices, urging them to prioritise experience, competence, proven capacity and the ability to convert legislative influence into meaningful development.

The Kwande Youth Parliament welcomed the engagement, describing it as a timely conversation on the future of political representation and expressing their readiness to support leaders capable of securing tangible benefits for the constituency.

For Kwande/Ushongo, Hon. Bob Tyough’s message was unequivocal: the culture of one-term representation must give way to a deliberate effort to build ranking strength, continuity and sustained legislative influence.

The argument is both simple and consequential: when a constituency repeatedly changes its representatives, it repeatedly resets its political capital. But when competent lawmakers are retained, experience grows, seniority accumulates, influence expands and the constituency is better positioned to secure greater benefits from the National Assembly.

REP. UGBOR FLAGS OFF ‘FEED AND GROW’ PROGRAMME, TARGETS 3,000 WOMEN AND CHILDRENIn a bold intervention aimed at tackling...
31/08/2026

REP. UGBOR FLAGS OFF ‘FEED AND GROW’ PROGRAMME, TARGETS 3,000 WOMEN AND CHILDREN

In a bold intervention aimed at tackling hunger while strengthening food production among vulnerable households, the Member representing Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency, Hon. Terseer Ugbor, has flagged off the ‘Feed and Grow’ Programme for women and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) across the Constituency.

The program, which will roll out in batches, held its first phase in Ikyogen, targeting the most affected people from the Turan and Ikyurav-Ya communities.

Representing Hon. Ugbor at the flag-off ceremony, his Senior Legislative Aide Hon. Francis Ajai described the intervention as a deliberate response to the twin challenges of hunger and declining agricultural productivity confronting many displaced people.

According to him, the objective is not merely to provide food for today but also to empower beneficiaries to produce food for tomorrow by improving their agricultural capacity and yields.

He further disclosed that the ‘Feed and Grow’ Programme would be rolled out in phases, with a target of reaching over 3,000 women and children, particularly those affected by displacement and economic hardship.

Also, speaking at the event, the Secretary of the Hon. Terseer Ugbor Campaign Organisation, Hon. Tavershima Ikyem described the initiative as a practical demonstration of the lawmaker’s commitment to the welfare of his constituents.

Hon. Ikyem highlighted several interventions undertaken by Hon. Ugbor across the Constituency and appealed to the people to continue to support his representation as he seeks another mandate to consolidate on his achievements.

For the beneficiaries, the intervention was more than a distribution of food and agricultural inputs. They expressed appreciation for the gesture, chanting in solidarity and expressing hope that the support would help them produce more food, increase their yields, and build more sustainable livelihoods for their families.

The event was attended by members of the Ikyurav-Ya Traditional Council, the Programme Coordinator, Hon. Agber Ada, Hon. Miriam Agbem and members of Hon. Ugbor’s staff, including Hon. Patrick Pev, Mr. Bem Iortim and Mr. Aondongu Awua.

The ‘Feed and Grow’ Programme is expected to continue in batches across other communities, with details of subsequent phases to be communicated in due course.

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