Former Speaker of the Benue State House of Assembly, has officially resigned from his position, calling for peace and reconciliation in the state. His resignation, submitted on Sunday, followed reports that some members of the Assembly were plotting his impeachment, a development that had generated tension and speculation within political circles.
In a detailed statement posted on his official Facebook page on Monday, Dajoh expressed profound gratitude to Governor Hyacinth Alia, members of the Assembly, his constituents of Gboko West (Gbemacha), aides, and Assembly staff for their unwavering support throughout his tenure. He also thanked his colleagues who elected him as the first Speaker of the 10th Assembly and provided “needed support to the very last day in office.”
The former Speaker highlighted the personal support he received from his wife, Kundumiyol Dajoh, describing her as “the best example of a supportive wife,” and extended thanks to his entire family, well-wishers, and online followers. He also acknowledged the Almighty God for granting him health, wisdom, and grace while in office, noting that these blessings had been instrumental in navigating the challenges of leadership.
Dajoh concluded by urging an end to political tensions in Benue State, stressing the need for unity and forward-looking engagement among citizens and political actors. “Let there be peace and let’s move on. The journey is still ahead,” he wrote, emphasizing that despite his exit, the collective effort toward development and governance in the state must continue.
