Two years after: Democracy is working in Kogi.

A look at the Challenges faced by the administration of Capt Idris Wada in the first Two Years, amidst scarce financial resources.
The jubilation that greeted the several achievements of Governor Idris Wada's mid-term performance, no doubts necessitated the convergence of the who is who from the state at the town hall meeting and the gala night organized to climax activities marking the two year anniversary celebration of the administration.

Two years after: Democracy is working in Kogi.

A look at the Challenges faced by the administration of Capt Idris Wada in the first Two Years, amidst scarce financial resources.
The jubilation that greeted the several achievements of Governor Idris Wada's mid-term performance, no doubts necessitated the convergence of the who is who from the state at the town hall meeting and the gala night organized to climax activities marking the two year anniversary celebration of the administration.

Ex-Governor Audu commend Captain Wada's administration

Since the exit of the former Governor of Kogi state, Prince Abubakar Audu from Government House over ten years ago, the Prince of the Niger last night was at a

dinner night at Government House Lokoja to celebrate with Captain Idris Wada as he mark his 2 year Anniversary in office.

Be supportive of Wada's transformation agenda

The chairman of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria, (ALGON),  Kogi chapter, Aloysius Okino, has called on the people of the state to be supportive of the Captain Idris Wada transformation drive.

The chairman who was speaking yesterday, during the town hall meeting to mark the two years in office of the governor, noted that the positive steps taken so far by Wada stands him out as someone who has a clear vision and mission for the state.

DEMOCRACY IS WORKING IN KOGI--SENATOR AHMADU ALI

The former National Chairman of the People's Democratic Party Senator Amadu Ali has said that democracy is workingin Kogi state.

Speaking at a Town Hall meeting to mark the 2nd year Anniversary of Captain Idris Wada he said that the Kogi state Governor must be commended for finishing projects left behind by his predecessor.

Abatemi-Usman congratulates Wada on second year anniversary

Vice Chairman Senate Committee on Niger Delta Affairs, Senator Nurudeen Abatemi-Usman has congratulated Governor Idris Wada on his second year in office anniversary.

In a goodwill message he personally signed, the Senator, representing Kogi Central Senatorial District on the platform of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) hailed the governor’s inclusive leadership style, which according to him, has helped to further cement the peaceful co-existence among the people of Kogi State.

GUNMEN KIDNAP LG CHAIRMAN'S WIFE, TWO YEAR BABY AND DEMAND N50 MILLION RANSOMIN KOGI

The unknown gunmen have kidnapped the wife and two year old child of Adavi Local government area of Kogi state, Hon Salihu Adaviriku at his residence at Kuroko, demanding for N50 million ransom.

Wada Cautions APC Over 'Shut Down' Directive To Opposition Federal Lawmakers

Kogi State Governor, Capt Idris Wada at the weekend cautioned the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) over its directive to its members in the National Assembly to block all bills presented by President Gooodluck Jonathan. Calling for circumspection among the political class, Wada said heeding to such directive by the federal lawmakers was not only capable of derailing Nigeria's fledgling democracy but will amount to putting a clog in the wheel of national progress "all in the name of opposition."

KOGI TWO YEARS OF PROGRESSIVE FLIGHT BY CAPT IDRIS WADA

Sworn in as the third elected governor of Kogi State on the 27th of January, 2012, Capt Idris Wada has not relented in his efforts and vision to move the state to the next level with his uncommon transformation programmes.

 Situated on the confluence of Rivers Niger and Benue, Kogi state experienced one of the worst flood disasters in the history of the country in 2012 which had a profound impact on the government and the people of the state. But the history of the 2012 flood disaster in Kogi State has an uneasy dichotomy; while over 623,690 people were  displaced, 61,775 houses were destroyed and 304,775 hectares of farmlands washed away across nine local government councils of the state on one hand, the 2012 flood disaster in kogi state on the other hand triggered a new agro initiative as the Wada administration embarked on aggressive dry season irrigation rice farming, exploiting the flooded river banks of Niger and Benue into fertile rice farmlands. 

APC Under Attack Over Directives to Lawmakers to Block Budget, Service Chiefs, Ministerial Approval

The Opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) has come under severe criticisms for directing its lawmakers at the National Assembly to block the passage of the 2014 budget as well as the confirmation of the ministerial nominees and the service chiefs.

INEC Releases Timetable For 2015 Elections

• June 21, 2014: Ekiti governorship elections
• Aug 9, 2014: Osun governorship elections
• Feb 14, 2015: Presidential and National Assembly elections
• Feb 28, 2015: Governorship and States Assembly elections

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has released a timetable for the 2015 elections as well as the forthcoming governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun state.

INEC Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega

According to the timetable released Friday night, the Ekiti governorship election is the first election and will hold June 21, 2014 while the Osun state governorship election is fixed for August 9, 2014.

The tenure of  Ekiti state governor expires on October 15, 2014.

The timetable also indicates that the presidential and national assembly would hold  on February 14, 2015 while governorship and state assembly elections will follow in Feb 28, 2015.

The commission says “An election to the said office of the President (as applicable to all offices) shall be held on a date not earlier than 150 days and not later than 30 days before the expiration of the term of office of the last holder of that office.”

Opinion: Anti-gay marriage law: where is APC?

By Josephine Babatunde

In the past few days, the federal government, and its head, President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, have been receiving encomiums from all shades of groups in the country for signing the same sex prohibition bill into law.  Amongst these have been religious groups and opinion leaders, but curiously, Nigeria’s main opposition party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), has not voiced an opinion, one way or the other.

Opinion: Mu'azu And The Task Of Repositioning The PDP

By Theophilus Ilevbare

It was a new vista for the PDP as the former two time governor of Bauchi state, Adamu Mu’azu, emerged as the compromise candidate for the chairmanship of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP. It is a whole new ball game for the PDP national chairman, nothing compared to his former position as the chief servant of Bauchi state from 1999 to 2007. The monumental crisis that rocked the ruling party in recent months under the erstwhile chairman, Bamanga Tukur, culminated in the defection of five PDP governors. Mu’azu comes into office to the exigency of the arduous task of party members reconciliation. He mounts the saddle at a time the party is coming to terms with some of the most profound rift the PDP has ever known since its formation. Personal ambition and vested interests for elective positions for next year general elections have turned the ruling party to a battle ground of sorts. The foot soldiers of President Goodluck Jonathan have already set the pace with the verbal warfare it has been embroiled with the opposition party and whoever has expressed any political ambition capable of truncating the second term aspiration of Mr. President. Stemming the tide of defecting members at all levels of the party to the All Progressive Congress will compel the PDP chairman to hit the ground running, particularly as lawmakers in the upper legislative chamber are warming up for what will become another tsunami of defection to hit the party.

Opinion: APC And The Revolting Injustice Against Shekerau, Bafarawa

By Mustapha Abdullahi

Martin Luther King, Jr., the American civil rights leader, is reported to have said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” The truth in this quote cannot be overemphasised.  As such, I am moved to show solidarity with former governors Attahiru Bafarawa of Sokoto State and Ibrahim Shekarau of Kano State over the injustice being meted out to them by the national leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Kogi Governor Captain Idris Wada Flagg-off road construction

The Kogi state Governor, Captain Idris Wada has flagged-off the construction of Ward A roads in Lokoja at the cost of N632.7 Million naira expected to be completed within eight months.

Flagging-off the project over the weekend, Captain Wada noted that he is determined to embark on massive road development programme this year stressing that his administration will encourage the development of existing roads/maintenance to have long term value.

Kogi Gov to drill 500 motorize boreholes in 21 LGA

The Kogi state Governor, Captain Idris Wada has embark on the construction of 500 motorize boreholes across 21 local government areas of the state just he warned that his government will not spear anybody in his cabinet that is into shade business.

Captain Wada promise to renovate private residence of Alhaji Ademu Attah t

The private residence of the first civilian Governor of old Kwara state, Alhaji Ademu Attah located at Kuroko in Adavi Local Government Area is to be renovated by Kogi state government.

2 YEARS OF INFRASTRUCTURE REVOLUTION IN KOGI

Leadership is probably one of the most critical issues in governance, whether in Military dictatorship or democracy.

In neither forms of governance do you have the two issues treated with kid gloves; for it determines to a large extent, the success of the other.

The successful handling of leadership brings very much to bear on the nature of governance itself.

At inauguration, Kogi State Governor, Capt. Idris Wada, clearly spelt out the strategic value of his Transformation Agenda of his administration.

N4.5Million Naira for Staff of Ankpa College of Education

Kogi state government has ordered the release of N4.5million naira to clear the three months promotion arrears owed Lecturers and non academic staff of the Kogi state College of Education, Ankpa.

Captain Idris Wada the Kogi state Governor gave the directive in a meeting with members of the management , Governing Council, Academic and non academic unions of the institution which took place at Government House Lokoja.

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

WADA/AWONIYI: 730 days of a Rewarding Transformation Partnership.

As Capt Idris Wada clocks two years in office,the working partnership that has existed between the governor and his deputy is heart warming and rewarding of a transformation agenda.

Without mincing words,it is now evidently clear that Kogi State is on a threshold of a new renaissance, aimed at unfolding the transformation agenda of Governor Idris Wada. 

This were the words of Yomi Awoniyi, the State Deputy Governor spoken when he received a delegation of the management Team of the Nigerian Television Authority,Lokoja in the early part of 2013, precisely on 3rd January .

Governor Wada: Two years of Accelerated Transformation of Kogi State

To Captain Idris Ichalla Wada, Governor of Kogi State, governance is no more a “weary hill to scale”, borrowing the literary expression of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus. Now mid-way into his first term, indeed, midway into his climb, the developments on ground have reinvigorated him so much that, he can look up

with the confidence of an astute mountaineer that he will, without doubt, get to the summit of governance.

Governor Wada: Two years of Accelerated Transformation of Kogi State

To Captain Idris Ichalla Wada, Governor of Kogi State, governance is no more a “weary hill to scale”, borrowing the literary expression of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus. Now mid-way into his first term, indeed, midway into his climb, the developments on ground have reinvigorated him so much that, he can look up

with the confidence of an astute mountaineer that he will, without doubt, get to the summit of governance.

Governor Wada: Two years of Accelerated Transformation of Kogi State

To Captain Idris Ichalla Wada, Governor of Kogi State, governance is no more a “weary hill to scale”, borrowing the literary expression of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus. Now mid-way into his first term, indeed, midway into his climb, the developments on ground have reinvigorated him so much that, he can look up

with the confidence of an astute mountaineer that he will, without doubt, get to the summit of governance.

Governor Wada: Two years of Accelerated Transformation of Kogi State

To Captain Idris Ichalla Wada, Governor of Kogi State, governance is no more a “weary hill to scale”, borrowing the literary expression of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus. Now mid-way into his first term, indeed, midway into his climb, the developments on ground have reinvigorated him so much that, he can look up

with the confidence of an astute mountaineer that he will, without doubt, get to the summit of governance.

Governor Wada: Two years of Accelerated Transformation of Kogi State

To Captain Idris Ichalla Wada, Governor of Kogi State, governance is no more a “weary hill to scale”, borrowing the literary expression of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus. Now mid-way into his first term, indeed, midway into his climb, the developments on ground have reinvigorated him so much that, he can look up

with the confidence of an astute mountaineer that he will, without doubt, get to the summit of governance.

Governor Wada: Two years of Accelerated Transformation of Kogi State

To Captain Idris Ichalla Wada, Governor of Kogi State, governance is no more a “weary hill to scale”, borrowing the literary expression of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus. Now mid-way into his first term, indeed, midway into his climb, the developments on ground have reinvigorated him so much that, he can look up

with the confidence of an astute mountaineer that he will, without doubt, get to the summit of governance.

Governor Wada: Two years of Accelerated Transformation of Kogi State

To Captain Idris Ichalla Wada, Governor of Kogi State, governance is no more a “weary hill to scale”, borrowing the literary expression of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus. Now mid-way into his first term, indeed, midway into his climb, the developments on ground have reinvigorated him so much that, he can look up

with the confidence of an astute mountaineer that he will, without doubt, get to the summit of governance.

Governor Wada: Two years of Accelerated Transformation of Kogi State

To Captain Idris Ichalla Wada, Governor of Kogi State, governance is no more a “weary hill to scale”, borrowing the literary expression of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus. Now mid-way into his first term, indeed, midway into his climb, the developments on ground have reinvigorated him so much that, he can look up

with the confidence of an astute mountaineer that he will, without doubt, get to the summit of governance.

Governor Wada: Two years of Accelerated Transformation of Kogi State

To Captain Idris Ichalla Wada, Governor of Kogi State, governance is no more a “weary hill to scale”, borrowing the literary expression of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus. Now mid-way into his first term, indeed, midway into his climb, the developments on ground have reinvigorated him so much that, he can look up

with the confidence of an astute mountaineer that he will, without doubt, get to the summit of governance.

: The UNN Mid-Year Reports that "Sacked" the Pro-Chancellor

REPORT BY Pro- Chancellor and Chairman, OF THE 14TH GOVERNING COUNCIL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA ON COUNCIL ACTIVITIES COVERING THE PERIOD APRIL 9TH 2013- DECEMBER 16TH 2013.

Accountability is critical in any organization, especially in a democracy such as ours, and our national conscience demands no less, in view of the Governing Council’s functions of policy-making and oversight.

This report is presented with the utmost sense of responsibility and patriotism, on behalf of the 14th Governing Council of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and my humble self, for your information and further necessary action.

11 killed in a Road accident in Kogi

Eleven persons on Wednesday lost their lives while three others sustained serious injuries in an accident that happend at Offejiji village along Ankpa -Anyigba road.

Eyewitness said the accident happened at about 6am when one of the vehicle heading towards Anyigba overtook another vehicle dangerously and in the process  collided with another vehicle coming from the opposite direction, killing 14 persons and injuring three on the spot.

2 YEARS OF INFRASTRUCTURE REVOLUTION IN KOGI

Leadership is probably one of the most critical issues in governance, whether in Military dictatorship or democracy.

In neither forms of governance do you have the two issues treated with kid gloves; for it determines to a large extent, the success of the other.

The successful handling of leadership brings very much to bear on the nature of governance itself.

At inauguration, Kogi State Governor, Capt. Idris Wada, clearly spelt out the strategic value of his Transformation Agenda of his administration.

THE BARE-FACE LIES OF MUHAMMED IDRIS

Politics, as we know it in Nigeria is a game of intrigues; a platform for double-speak. Be that as it may, one would not expect that someone will deliberately stand truth on its head just to destroy a fellow human being.

Unless people realize and accept that power comes from God, they will continue to be under the illusion that they are ‘tin gods’ that must be feared and obeyed. How else would one view the recent ranting of Hon Mohammed Idris, son of the immediate past governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Ibrahim Idris in a sponsored write-up in The Guardian of 17th December, 2013, intended to discredit the administration of his father’s successor, Captain Idris Ichalla Wada? To say that Hon Idris is an attention seeker is stating the obvious.

Since he lost the bid to install Alhaji Jibrin Isa Echocho as governor of the state, he has thrown caution and decorum to the wind, constituting himself as opposition. One is not surprised at the venom he poured on the administration of Captain Wada because Hon Idris has lost touch with reality. How many times has he visited the state since his election into the House of Representatives?

Hon Idris does not seem to be conversant with the admonition that ‘those who live in glass houses should not throw stones’. Perhaps, he has forgotten how his father, even as a sitting governor fought so hard to impose him on the people of his constituency, who saw and still see him as a stranger because he does not know them and therefore, cannot claim to represent them.

The only time his voice was ever heard on the floor of the House was during the debate on the removal of petroleum subsidy when he pitched side against the people; the people he now claims to be speaking for. Indeed, man has short memory.

The governor, it is a well known fact still enjoys a healthy relationship with Mohammed’s father contrary to the impression of a frosty relationship being painted by him. This is understandable because Mohammed is still in a dream world. He is one of those who still day dream that their candidate, Echocho would be declared as governor of Kogi State.

The idea is to set his father and the governor on war path. The lawmaker, who represents Ankpa/Omala/Olamaboro federal constituency, was quoted in the said report to have said, “…supporters of the past governor, whose influence in Kogi PDP cannot be underestimated, are biting their fingers for installing Wada as Kogi governor”

Their reason for this is that the governor had “failed to live up to the expectation of the people of the state”. He had gone ahead to predict that “Wada would face Herculean task to reclaim his mandate in the 2015 polls”. As should be expected, he could not hide his motive as he said, Wada’s ‘abysmal’ performance would, all the same, not rob the party of victory at the polls.

This could mean two things; First, that his accusation of non-performance is, after all, a ruse meant only to discredit the governor, whom many see to be making good progress. It could also mean that Mohammed, as usual, is trying to raise the political stakes of his candidate, Echocho. This much he confirmed when he said, “Although the governor comes from my party, but we would sort that one out later. Time would tell what would happen…we would do our changes internally”.

He also said, “The government of Kogi State is not working in line with the aspirations of our people…if you go home, poverty is too high (sic) in my place. I am telling you the gospel truth and we say we have a government”. What would have most probably interested  anyone is for Mohammed to tell the people what he has done this past two years and seven months to alleviate the poverty he claims is every where in his constituency. His claim to constituency project is window dressing. We dare him to come home and publicly visit the sites of these functioning projects if they ever exist.

It is a pity that he wants to pick the little pec in someone else’s eyes without first picking the log in his own eyes. Of all the National Assembly members from the nine constituencies in the state, Mohammed remains the least visible both in terms of representation and delivery of democracy dividends.

While other national lawmakers are busy gathering goodwill from their people given their level of performance, Mohammed is busy chasing shadows. When a 

man points a finger at somebody, the remaining four are pointing at him. This is unfortunately the case of Mohammed.

Has he bothered to find out what his people think of him? Perhaps, he hasn’t bothered to do so. Let us oblige him with that. For those in his constituency, his, is a ‘wasted mandate’. His abysmal performance has only confirmed their initial fears-that he is a stranger, who cashed him on his father’s influence to be where he is.

Need we remind him that the same Captain Wada he accuses of non-performance is the one that is crossing  ‘ts’ and dotting the ‘is’ left behind by his father so that his father’s legacies are not lost on the sands of time?

The first project inaugurated by the Wada-led administration was the Ankpa township road in the constituency represented by Mohammed. If he seeks relevance, we advise him to do so with utmost decorum and civility. What he is doing at the moment will only bring out his folly.

A word is enough for the wise.   

By Edibo Adejoh Musa

President Kogi East Concerned Forum.

Wada is making haste slowly in Kogi

 

Atayi Oteh

In the recent past there were consistent media onslaught calculated to paint Kogi state government in bad light. It started with the self-righteous Kogi Elders who hardly allow the new government to settle down before venting its spleen on it. 

SSS ARREST REV. GODSON AKUBUIRO OVER FAKE CURRENCY

The Department of the State Security in Kogi State has smashed a fake

currency syndicate headed by Rev.Godson Akubuiro,the General Overseer of the Breakthrough Deliverance Ministry in Lagos State.