Dino Melaye Reacts To Gov Yahaya Bello's Public Condemnation Of Thuggery

Former Senator representing Kogi West, Dino Malaye, has slammed Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State for speaking against thuggery in Nigeria.

Yahaya Bello had earlier today blamed politicians for the spate of insecurity in the country, as cases of bandits attack and kidnappings go on a rise nationwide.

Bello while speaking on Channels Television breakfast programme, Sunrise Daily said the country would be safer when politicians stop using thugs and criminals during elections. He said;

“When politicians stop the use of thugs, touts, or some group of criminal that is when we will begin to have safety and security.”

Reacting to the governor’s statement, Melaye labelled him as the vice chancellor in the institution of thuggery.

“Yahaya Bello’s public condemnation of thuggery, an institution where he is the vice chancellor is a serious sign of psychotic disorder and mental inherited hormonal imbalance,” he tweeted.

Alhaji Yakubu Oseni Congratulates Governor Yahaya Bello On His Re-election

Alhaji Yakubu Oseni Congratulate Governor Yahaya Bello On His Re-election

My ever resolute constituents. 

The much-awaited victory has been declared formally after weeks of rigorous and issue-based campaigns.

I sincerely appreciate all members of our great party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) who defied all threats and machinations of the opposition to seal this victory.

We visited the nook and cranny of the state, into the hinterlands and the remotest part to sell our candidates and the reassuring promise of your overwhelming support was sealed on the 16th November, 2019.

On this day, the electoral umpire declared our candidate victorious having polled a whooping 406,222 votes to defeat his closest rival, Engr Musa Wada who polled 189,704.

This victory no doubt, is for the people of Kogi State who are determined to permanently bury tribal and sentimental politics.

Kudos to my constituents across Okene, Okehi, Adavi, Ajaokuta and Ogori/Magongo Local Government Area who have once again heeded my admonition to vote Governor Yahaya Bello for second term in office.

As we all know that Governor Yahaya Bello and all members of his cabinet stand for peaceful coexistence of the state, I urge you all to celebrate with caution and get set for more dividends of democracy from the government.

Governor Yahaya Bello, his Deputy, Chief Edward Onoja and all members of his cabinet are highly poised to do more for overall development of our dear state.

Congratulations once again.

Senator Yakubu Oseni
Senator, Kogi Central
18th November, 2019.

Kogi State DG Protocol, Ottah Gabriel, Congratulates GYB On His Victory

Kogi State DG Protocol, Ottah Gabriel, Congratulate GYB On His Victory

I use this opportunity to extend my warm and sincere congratulatory message to His Excellency, Executive Governor and Governor-Elect, Kogi State, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, on his victory at the just concluded governorship election in the state.

I also congratulate and appreciate His Excellency, the Deputy Governor, Chief Edward David Onoja, on this historic victory. May God give you both the grace and power to succeed in your offices. 

What this victory means for us is the duty of excellent performance. God will help us to attain that. As for me, I  owe Your Excellency absolute loyalty and full  commitment to duties. God bless Your Excellency the Governor and Your Excellency the Deputy Governor.

Ottah Gabriel Alhassan PhD

Director General Protocol

Government House.

Omade Admonishes Youths To Shun Electoral Violence

Omade Admonishes Youths To Shun Electoral Violence

The former deputy chief of staff, now SA to the governor on Research and Development, Hon. Isa Yakubu Omade admonishes youths to shun electoral violence ahead of November 16 governorship election.

The former deputy chief of staff made the call in Lokoja, state capital while attending the commissioning ceremony of the newly built presidential House in Lugard House, Kogi state. 

Omade who made the call while speaking with some journalists, expressed optimism ahead of the Saturday election, Saying the coming of Bello has broken the yoke of underdevelopment, poverty and stagnation in economic growth.

Omade commended the efforts of the present administration under the leadership of Gov. Bello,  saying his positive impact has really been felt by the good people of Kogi state, especially on securing the lives and properties of the citizens.

He further appealled to the youths to always shun electoral violence, and uphold the good imagery of the state, in accordance with the new direction policy of his Excellency, Alhaji Yahaya Bello.

Check Out The New Face Of Kogi State Govt House (Photos)

Check Out The New Face Of Kogi State Govt House (Photos)

Governor Yahaya Bello (GYB), transformation agenda on infrastructural development of Kogi State as a whole and vision of making Kogi a tourist delight can be seen in the beautiful, serene, clean and natural environment create in today’s Government House.

Charity, they say, begins at home. Kogi is rising higher. Vote GYB/CEDO Vote APC 😘😘😘😘😘 See photos below;

KogiDecide2019: Kogi Former First Lady, Aisha Audu Joins Governorship Race

KogiDecide2019: Kogi Former First Lady, Aisha Audu Joins Governorship Race

The former first lady of Kogi State, Mrs. Aisha Abubakar Audu has formally joined the Kogi State governorship election, pledging to tackle poverty, corruption and all forms of social vices in Kogi State if elected on November 16, 2019.

A statement from her Media Office made available to Journalists in Abuja on Wednesday stated that Audu is contesting on the platform of the Young Progressives Party,  YPP, adding that she would soon commence political activities across the three Senatorial Districts of the State.

She said that her decision to contest on YPP’s platform was informed by the party’s grassroots support and ideology. The statement added that the political structure of her late husband, Prince Abubakar Audu would be incorporated into the party to drive the vision of the state.