For empowering the Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo, to undertake critical projects that have improved their lives, the Kogi people have decided to re-elect President Ahmed Tinubu and the governor of the state in the next election.
The people of the state said they felt a sense of belonging with the various federal and state projects, including roads, schools, hospitals and other vital infrastructure that have added value to their wellbeing.
The Kogi State Commissioner for Environment and Ecological Management, Dr. Joseph Oluwasegun, gave the commitment in Yagba West while receiving member of the Presidential Media team and Renewed Hope Ambassadors, who toured federal and state projects in the crucial Kogi community.
Oluwasegun recall that the Tinubu administration had enabled the Kogi governor to construct 15 kilometres of internal roads in Egbe and appoint two commissioners and other top government functionaries from the area.
The commissioner said the Egbe area of Kogi has also been visited twice by Governor Ododo, something that was unprecedented in the history of the community.
Oluwasegun said: “We are here to report that for the first time in the history of Egbe, governor Ododo has visited us twice and given us many roads, hospitals and schools. We are indeed very grateful for all these and more. We have never had it so good this community.
“We cannot talk about the governor without appreciating President Tinubu who has given him more funds to work for us and also created the North Central Development Commission to accelerate our development.
“We want to appreciate the two leaders with our votes in the next elections and our people will do it enmass and make them return to their respective offices,” the commissioner said.
The Chairman of Yagba West LGA, Ologun Tosin, noted with satisfaction the speedy construction of the 15 kilometres of roads in Egbe, which has reduced travel time and increase the safety of the indigenes and praised both Tinubu and Ododo for the work done in the area.
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