Hon. Godday Samuel, representing Apa/Agatu at the federal constituency, is working effortlessly to make Apa and Agatu the modern City.
Hon. Godday, who took the interest of his people first has been working on every ramifications to make sure Apa and Agatu expresses their best state ever.
Witnessing to what he has done so far, there too numerous not withstanding, to mention but a few, some of the Honourable Member's impact accross Apa/Agatu Federal Constituency include;
1. Renovation of Apa Traditional Council hall
2. Construction of several flood and erosion control Projects at Engila, Enogaje and Odugbeho in Agatu Local Government Area of Benue State, all of which are completed
3. Rehabilitation of Ugbokpo - Ofoke rural road
4. Construction of Oshigbudu-Atakpa-Ogbaulu road; ongoing
5. Construction of Atakpa-Ogbaulu bridge
6. Rural Electrification of Atakpa-Ogbaulu- Olegabulu; ongoing with electrical transformer supplied already.
7. Provision of Solar-Powered motorized borehole at Alifeti in Apa Local Government Area
8. Massive flood and erosion control project at Ugbokpo town, head quarters of Apa Local Government Area.
9. Construction of a block of three classrooms with offices and furnitures, powered with Solar energy at Ogbaulu, Agatu Local Government Area; ongoing
10. Construction of two blocks of six Ultra-Morden Utilitarian classrooms with furnitures, also to be powered with solar energy at St. Anthony's Secondary, Okokolo, Agatu Local Government Area; ongoing
11. Provision of ICT facilities and automated hospital management system, powered with solar energy at Obagaji General Hospital, the hospital was also given a surface renovation; a collaborative effort with the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) funded through the USPF
12. Provision of ICT facilities with 40 computers, powered with solar energy at Agbaduma Community Secondary School, Aila in Agatu Local Government Area, also in collaboration with the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) through the USPF.
13. Provision of ICT facilities with 40 computers powered with solar energy at Okpagabi community, Agatu Local Government Area, the project was also in collaboration with the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) through the USPF.
14. Work also commenced on the Construction of a block of three classrooms at Enungba, Agatu Local Government Area; on
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