Kogi guber: 300 former appointees under Capt Wada declare support for APC Ododo

<p>A group of over 300 former appointees between 2012 and 2016, under the administration of former governor Capt. Idris Wada has expressed their appreciation to Governor Yahaya Bello for what they described as a complete turnaround in several sectors of Kogi State.</p>, <p>They hinted that they have willingly and totally submitted to the leadership of the New Direction Governor.</p>, <p>The group also declared its total support for the candidate of the All Progressive Congress in the forthcoming November 11 polls, Alhaji Usman Ahmed Ododo, describing his detribalized personality as a good and endearing selling point.</p>, <p>Speaking on their behalf during a courtesy visit to the government house in Lokoja, the leader of the delegation and former Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Hon. Abubakar Sadiq Ainoko, highlighted that it was pleasant to see that the first flyover in the state has been completed under the pragmatic and quality leadership of Governor Bello. He added that the project completion has improved the aesthetics of Lokoja.</p>, <p>He said, ‘The referral hospital at Okene, and of course the establishment of two citadels of learning; Confluence University of Science and Technology, Osara (CUSTECH), and Kogi State University, Kabba, are also legacies that the people of Kogi State will cherish till eternity.</p>, <p>Mention must also be made of the completion of the Anyigba-Idah road and several other landmark projects of your New Direction government.’</p>, <p>Hon. Ainoko thanked the governor for approving the courtesy visit in record time, despite his tight schedule, asserting that the workaholic and historic Governor Bello has shown his love and magnanimity, which has endeared him to many hearts, including themselves.</p>, <p>The former Commissioner pointed out that one area the governor has also excelled is his penchant for human development, attesting that many people who never thought they could be appointed to positions of authority have found themselves in leadership role