Terver Shirsha Atsar, the 2027 African Democratic Congress (ADC) House of Representatives candidate for Kwande/Ushongo federal constituency, Benue State, has vowed to end incessant politics of divisiveness in Kwande and enthrone a new development-centred regime if elected.

Atsar, a chemical engineer and environmental expert, stated this while unveiling his developmental roadmap to his constituents, insisting that Kwande deserves peace, unity and better representation.

“Kwande has suffered enough from division, neglect, and politics that puts personal interests above the collective good of our people,’ he said.

He therefore made a clear commitment to unite Kwande, heal old wounds, end divisive politics, and build a constituency where every community and every citizen has a voice and a stake in development.

“Under my leadership, Kwande will not be divided by tribe, clan, ward, or political affiliation. We will stand together as one people, fight for our common interests, and demand our rightful share of development.

“This is a time for a new direction, a leadership that listens, unites, represents, and delivers,” he said.

He therefore pledged an open-door policy featuring regular town-hall meetings to ensure public constituency funds are transparently accounted for by the community.