As the Governor assures APC member equal participation, representation.......



The Governor of Kogi State, His Excellency Yahaya Bello, CON, has reaffirmed the fundamental principle of equal rights to participation and representation for all party members in Kogi State. This commitment was highlighted during his reception of Hon James Abiodun Faleke, the former deputy governorship candidate of the APC in the 2015 election and the current Chairman of the House Committee on Finance.

Governor Bello emphasized that within the APC, there exists a level playing field where every member has equal access to the numerous opportunities offered by the party. He underscored the absence of hierarchy or privilege when it comes to participation within the party.

Hon. Faleke arrived with a contingent of party members representing all three senatorial districts. This distinguished group included Prof Stephen Ocheni, former Minister of Labour and Productivity; Barrister Dangana Ocheja, the former senator representing Kogi East; Barrister Eke Maimuna Audu, daughter of the former governor of the state; and Hon Duro Meseko, the Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the APC.

Their visit was a clear demonstration of their readiness to actively engage in working and campaigning for the success of the party's candidate, Ododo Ahmed Usman, in the November 11 governorship election.

Hon. Faleke explained that their decision to wholeheartedly support Ododo Ahmed Usman's candidacy was reached following a meeting with other party members in Abuja. This meeting was in preparation for the official flag-off campaign ceremony of the APC in Kogi State.

He emphasized that their dedication to working for the ruling APC is motivated by the broader interests of both the state and the nation. Hon. Faleke assured that the All Progressives Congress is united and stronger than ever before.

This development reflects the APC members' unwavering commitment to unity and their collective aspiration for victory in the forthcoming November 11 governorship election in Kogi State.

ONOGWU Muhammed
Chief Press Secretary to the Governor

Faleke: representing Ikeja in the FHR while contesting for governorship in Kogi.

Our law is sick!

Praxis758:
Faleke: representing Ikeja in the FHR while contesting for governorship in Kogi.

Our law is sick!

Is he contesting??

Solsix:

Is he contesting??

No. But he is needed for APC victory.

After President Tinubu and Gbajabiamila showed Faleke shege, he crawled back to Yahaya Bello

hisexcellency34:
After President Tinubu and Gbajabiamila showed Faleke shege, he crawled back to Yahaya Bello

He has little or no option bro

Make Flaleke and Bello dey deceive themselves, Kogi people jave decided to Vote massively for DINO Melaye to free themselves from bello's bondage of Suffering.

reccy:


No. But he is needed for APC victory.

has he not contest for kogi governorship election before?

DINO is the incoming governor of Kogi state know this and know peace.

Jostoman:
has he not contest for kogi governorship election before?

He did contest in a joint ticket with late Audu.....

He really wanted to contest this upcoming one, then Bello happened to him.

Jostoman:
Make Flaleke and Bello dey deceive themselves, Kogi people jave decided to Vote massively for DINO Melaye to free themselves from bello's bondage of Suffering.

In your wildest dreams.

Even Muri has a brighter chance of winning compare to Zino ahbi debino.

Nov 11 is 35 days from now. Wait till then.

reccy:


He did contest in a joint ticket with late Audu.....

He really wanted to contest this upcoming one, then Bello happened to him.

And he has been rulling them for lagos more that 16years now.

Jostoman:
And he has been rulling them for lagos more that 16years now.

He is using loophole in the system to his advantage. That's Nigeria for you.

Solsix:

Is he contesting??

He was a running mate to late Audu Abubakar in 2015 and attempted the second time in the last gubernatorial primary.

Praxis758:



He was a running mate to late Audu Abubakar in 2015 and attempted the second time in the last gubernatorial primary.

We are talking about 2023 elections no need to open history books