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'Biological war' on Ebola

BBC 

Ebola robs death of its dignity as victims' bodies are quickly burnt with the plastic suits they are wrapped in

With warnings from officials that the Ebola virus is "spreading like wildfire" in Liberia, Sarah Crowe, who works for the UN children's agency (Unicef), describes her week on the Ebola front line:

ADAVI LGA CHAIRMAN SUSPENDED

The legislative council of Adavi Local Government Area Kogi state have unanimously resolved and approved the suspension of the Adavi Local Government Chairman Hon. Adaviriku Salihu from office for the period of three months.

GOVERNOR WADA’S ENDURING ROAD AND TRANSPORT DEVELOPMENT FOR ECONOMIC WEALTH

​The importance of good road networks and efficient transportation system in any given society cannot be over emphasized. It lends credence to improved standard of living for the citizens as it enhances free flow of transportation both in rural and urban communities. 

Allegation of fraud in Kogi councils false, malicious- ALGON boss

The chairman of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria,(ALGON), Kogi state chapter, Aloysius Okino has describe as false, and malicious   a publication in a National newspaper that there was massive fraud in the local councils in Kogi state.

In a statement signed by the Special Adviser, Media and Strategy, to ALGON, Ibrahim Obansa, said that the hatchet job of the reporters has no value other than the sensation that it has created, adding that It is nothing but a fiction that has been presented as facts

KOGI GOVERNOR CAPTAIN IDRIS WADA TO IMMORTALISE LATE ADEMU ATTAH

Kogi State Government says it is exploring the option that will lead to immortalizing the good legacies of Late Alh Adamu Attah, Kwara’s first civilian governor, who died at the age of 83.
Capt Idris Wada the governor of the state made the disclosure at the forty day fidau prayers of the late civilian governor of Kwara State between 1979 and 1983 on the platform of the National Party of Nigeria.

Wada/Awoniyi: working for posterity

The foundation upon which a formidable society is built, lies in the ability of its leaders to recognize and harness the potentials of its people and to also align their potentials towards the development of that society remains vital.