Ortom Donates N30m To Benue Market Fire Victims • Channels Television

Ortom was stolen from the scene for saying after he win election he will give the affect people the money,He didn't give any 30m

All these promises are they actually fulfilled.Because there are complain about promises that were not fulfilled Is better if the promise and take action immediately

Why the word 'Donates' all the time?Tax payers money now a personal donation by one hired to serve? If that is what he claimed to have done,like TrackaNG, you need to challenge politicians against using such language or is it just you?Note:ts the people's money.Terrible headline

N30m personal donation? Or Donation as a governor? If he donated as a governor?, then the message should be Benue state government donates N30m to Benue Market Fire Victims... abi?

Pdp governorship Dey hot. They performing

And his rice farm got burnt!!!!

Doing charity with people's salaries

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