Following the celebration of the 59th Independence of Nigeria on Tuesday, the Governor of Kogi state, Yahaya Bello says Kogi has been faring well under his watch while listing out various projects embarked upon within the last four years of his administration.

Speaking on his achievements, Bello said that his administration had delivered electricity to over 200 communities across the state.especially in the Eastern flank and the Lokoja/Koto Kar axis of Kogi West.

He added that he had also inaugurated the Project Light Up Kogi East (PLUKE) for accelerated electrification of at least another 200 communities in Kogi East.

”We have also taken tremendous strides in the provision of physical and engineering infrastructure and utilities of all types, such as major link and township road networks, electricity projects, rural water schemes, primary and secondary healthcare centres, specialist health programmes and empowerment initiatives for youths, women and other sections of our populace.

”The second largest rice mill in Northern Nigeria is ready for commissioning at Ejiba in Yagba East of Kogi West.

”It is supported with about 800 hectares of cultivated rice and will provide between 3000 to 20,000 direct and indirect jobs. It will also serve as an off-taker for many of our farmers,” he said.

He further noted the state in 2019, ranked the 7th top performer among all the states and FCT in basic education according to the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC).

”We have renovated, or constructed from scratch, over 375 basic education schools across the state.

”Our secondary schools and Tertiary institutions have enjoyed serious attention from the administration, both in the provision of enhanced learning materials and physical infrastructure.

”As a result, several Tertiary institutions were able to receive accreditation for critical courses which have been outstanding for years,” Bello said.

http://community.vanguardngr.com/forum/topics/kogi-has-been-faring-well-under-my-watch-gov-bello-boasts-of-achi

Gemid94:
Following the celebration of the 59th Independence of Nigeria on Tuesday, the Governor of Kogi state, Yahaya Bello says Kogi has been faring well under his watch while listing out various projects embarked upon within the last four years of his administration.

Speaking on his achievements, Bello said that his administration had delivered electricity to over 200 communities across the state.especially in the Eastern flank and the Lokoja/Koto Kar axis of Kogi West.

He added that he had also inaugurated the Project Light Up Kogi East (PLUKE) for accelerated electrification of at least another 200 communities in Kogi East.

”We have also taken tremendous strides in the provision of physical and engineering infrastructure and utilities of all types, such as major link and township road networks, electricity projects, rural water schemes, primary and secondary healthcare centres, specialist health programmes and empowerment initiatives for youths, women and other sections of our populace.

”The second largest rice mill in Northern Nigeria is ready for commissioning at Ejiba in Yagba East of Kogi West.

”It is supported with about 800 hectares of cultivated rice and will provide between 3000 to 20,000 direct and indirect jobs. It will also serve as an off-taker for many of our farmers,” he said.

He further noted the state in 2019, ranked the 7th top performer among all the states and FCT in basic education according to the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC).

”We have renovated, or constructed from scratch, over 375 basic education schools across the state.

”Our secondary schools and Tertiary institutions have enjoyed serious attention from the administration, both in the provision of enhanced learning materials and physical infrastructure.

”As a result, several Tertiary institutions were able to receive accreditation for critical courses which have been outstanding for years,” Bello said.

http://community.vanguardngr.com/forum/topics/kogi-has-been-faring-well-under-my-watch-gov-bello-boasts-of-achi

yeye Bello should tell us the debt profile of kogi state and how many months salaries he owed the workers. he's the clueless governor do far in North central Nigeria.

I don't blame you, I blame the immunity that you have and for the fact that you are in the ruling party and enjoying the goodies that comes with it.....

When a man stays too long in the dark to the point that he can partially navigate around the house. He'll conclude he doesn't need a light. That is the case of majority of Nigerians. Hence the reason this politicians keep doing & saying nonsense with impunity.

Kogites, is dis true?

You still get mouth. No be your fault

This guy man no de shame?
Most useless young Governor ever

Honestly I really don't blame this man at all....Rather I blame those that voted him into power ND those that sat ND watched him voted into power ND as well those that are still willing to vote him into power and as well those that are still sited watching as he would/ might still be voted into power....

This guy is the only guy that lists out achievements without proof.

Not even a single picture.

Its not my concern though, I'd Kogi people call me anything its them that will suffer or enjoy it.

My only problem is that we from the south must pass through that suffer called Kogi state to reach Abuja

Somebody said yeye Bello

Most useless governor after Ikpeazu

People from Kogi....is This true?

Vulcanheph:
People from Kogi....is This true?

Its obvious its a lie.

The rice mill was not ready for commissioning until one month to elections reason the matter

Vulcanheph:
People from Kogi....is This true?

CAPITAL LIES!!

IMASTEX:
When a man stays too long in the dark to the point that he can partially navigate around the house. He'll conclude he doesn't need a light. That is the case of majority of Nigerians. Hence the reason this politicians keep doing & saying nonsense with impunity.

No greater truth has been said on nairaland since 2005.






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Satan is not the father of lies, this man is!!!

Godi25:

CAPITAL LIES!!

The guy doesn't know that kogi state is not like other states, almost everyone travelling to Abuja by road must pass through Kogi, so all of us see for ourselves what propaganda can't hide.

A governor that can't stay in his own state that rules his state from Abuja, instead of him to develop the state so he and his family can live there, they all relocated to Abuja because they know what's up

Jabarzee:
Most useless governor after Ikpeazu

Kerosene governor


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donprinyo:
Kogites, is dis true?

true fire.

All for the sake of the upcoming elections

He Shouldn't forget to add non payment of salaries to that list...

madenigga:
The guy doesn't know that kogi state is not like other states, almost everyone travelling to Abuja by road must pass through Kogi, so all of us see for ourselves what propaganda can't hide.

A governor that can't stay in his own state that rules his state from Abuja, instead of him to develop the state so he and his family can live there, they all relocated to Abuja because they know what's up

Why blame the young man when the people of Kogi allowed him to get away with the misrule for so long and will reward him with another term soon
If na you be Nigerian politician with 200 million mumu citizens won't you do worse?

anonimi:


Why blame the young man when the people of Kogi allowed him to get away with the misrule for so long and will reward him with another term soon
If na you be Nigerian politician with 200 million mumu citizens won't you do worse?

For him to win primaries, me personally I know he has won already

If you have been doing well, you don't need to announce it your good work would speak for itself,
is it not kogi workers that had their salaries held for months only to release it few months to elections

its left to the good people of kogi to decide, though we know our votes don't count

u well so