Prince Abubakar University Teaching Hospital Anyigba currently under construction by the administration of His Excellency, Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State. *** Governor Yahaya Bello at work on the age-old erosion ravaged section of the road from Anyigba to the headquarters of Dekina LG and to the neighboring Bassa LG.*** Ultra-modern General Hospital, Under Construction At Isanlu-Yagba East LGA-Kogi State. Similar projects ongoing simultaneously in two (2) other locations in the state, ie, Gegu in Kogi LGA and Eganyi in Ajaokuta LGA*** The World Bank commended Governor Yahaya Bello for refunding $4.63 million surplus funds under the Nigeria Erosion and Watershed Management Project (NEWMAP)***  This app, is an Audio/visual excursion into the stewardship of His Excellency, Governor Yahaya Bello*** 

Accepts Offer To Run

Presidency: We’ll do everything humanly possible to ensure Gov. Bello accepts offer to run – Rt. Hon. Mathew Kolawole

 

The Speaker Kogi State House of Assembly, Rt Hon. Mathew Kolawole has assured that everything humanly possible would be done to persuade Gov. Yahaya Bello to accept the offer to run the seat of the nation’s President come 2023.

Rt. Hon. Mathew Kolawole stated this in a remarks at the Gala night organised to mark the end of the First Annual GYB Seminar for Nigeria’s Political and Crime Correspondents held at Transcorp Hilton Hotel Abuja, says having done excellently well, Gov. Yahaya Bello deserves to be President of the Country come 2023.

The Lawmaker described Gov. Bello as an asset that must not be lost, said having seen his wonderful achievements, which cuts across all sphares of governance, deserves to be the Nation’s President.

He noted that Gov. Yahaya Bello has done well in the areas of security, unity amongst others critical to the nation, said he is eminently qualified to be the Nation’s President.

He said the enabling environment created by Gov Yahaya Bello has enabled the Kogi State House of Assembly to pass 58 bills, commended the governor for the fund management Autonomy bill.

He urged Journalists to to shun negative reports on Kogi, appeal to them to always verify their stories on the State.

 

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