| Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by Oluboh: 6:49pm On Mar 10 |
Unorganised Demonstration of Shame by Achuba/ SDP: Kogites Unite Against Politically Driven Protest: Commend Bello's Developmental Achievements
In a remarkable display of unity, the people of Kogi State have joined forces to denounce the recent protest orchestrated by supporters of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) headquarters. This collective condemnation, spearheaded by prominent figures within the state, underscores a commitment to fostering transparency, accountability, and fair governance.
Leading the charge is Mr. Akoji James Ogbadu, a respected lawyer and public affairs analyst. Ogbadu expressed deep dismay at what he termed an "unorganized demonstration of shame" by SDP supporters. He implored fellow Kogites to rise above divisive tactics and prioritize a fair and unbiased assessment of Alhaji Yahaya Bello's eight-year tenure as the Governor of Kogi State.
Ogbadu, who transitioned from being a vocal critic to an advocate for Governor Bello's achievements, disclosed conducting a comprehensive review of the state's projects. He was particularly impressed by the documented accomplishments in the Kogi State Projects Gazette, highlighting Bello's dedication to developmental strides.
Journalist and political commentator, Mrs. Angela Okon, echoed Ogbadu's sentiments, questioning the timing and intentions behind the protest led by Simon Achuba, former Deputy Governor of Kogi State. Okon labeled the demonstration as a strategically motivated attempt to tarnish the reputation of Alhaji Yahaya Bello. With a track record for objective analysis, Okon urged Kogites to stand united against such politically motivated spectacles.
A key aspect of this collective condemnation is the emphasis on the transparency and fairness exhibited by Governor Bello during his tenure. Both Ogbadu and Okon highlighted the availability of Kogi State's financial records online, accessible to the public, reflecting a commendable level of transparency in governance. Ogbadu commended the former Governor for being awarded for fiscal accountability and transparency, showcasing Kogi State as a leader in these aspects.
Under the rallying cry of "Kogites for Fair Governance," the citizens of Kogi State have sent a powerful message advocating for a fair and unbiased evaluation of Governor Bello's tenure. The movement seeks to foster an environment where transparency, unity, and constructive engagement prevail over divisive tactics. As the collective call for a fair assessment echoes across the state, Kogites reaffirm their commitment to the principles that will drive progress and development in the region. The commendation of Governor Yahaya Bello's transparency and developmental strides stands as a testament to the positive impact he has made on Kogi State. https://insidestorynews.com/former-gov-bello-deserves-commendation-not-criticism-akoji-tells-simon-achuba-over-sponsored-protest-at-efcc-offic 
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| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by Naijafever1: 6:54pm On Mar 10 |
So these ones had to find their way to efcc office to protest against a former Governor, must be pained he was impeached and now working for SDP 3 Likes |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by Simeonee111: 6:54pm On Mar 10 |
Sdp standing alone
Kogites standing for apc 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by happiness32: 6:55pm On Mar 10 |
Oluboh:
Unorganised Demonstration of Shame by Achuba/ SDP: Kogites Unite Against Politically Driven Protest: Commend Bello's Developmental Achievements
In a remarkable display of unity, the people of Kogi State have joined forces to denounce the recent protest orchestrated by supporters of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) headquarters. This collective condemnation, spearheaded by prominent figures within the state, underscores a commitment to fostering transparency, accountability, and fair governance.
Leading the charge is Mr. Akoji James Ogbadu, a respected lawyer and public affairs analyst. Ogbadu expressed deep dismay at what he termed an "unorganized demonstration of shame" by SDP supporters. He implored fellow Kogites to rise above divisive tactics and prioritize a fair and unbiased assessment of Alhaji Yahaya Bello's eight-year tenure as the Governor of Kogi State.
Ogbadu, who transitioned from being a vocal critic to an advocate for Governor Bello's achievements, disclosed conducting a comprehensive review of the state's projects. He was particularly impressed by the documented accomplishments in the Kogi State Projects Gazette, highlighting Bello's dedication to developmental strides.
Journalist and political commentator, Mrs. Angela Okon, echoed Ogbadu's sentiments, questioning the timing and intentions behind the protest led by Simon Achuba, former Deputy Governor of Kogi State. Okon labeled the demonstration as a strategically motivated attempt to tarnish the reputation of Alhaji Yahaya Bello. With a track record for objective analysis, Okon urged Kogites to stand united against such politically motivated spectacles.
A key aspect of this collective condemnation is the emphasis on the transparency and fairness exhibited by Governor Bello during his tenure. Both Ogbadu and Okon highlighted the availability of Kogi State's financial records online, accessible to the public, reflecting a commendable level of transparency in governance. Ogbadu commended the former Governor for being awarded for fiscal accountability and transparency, showcasing Kogi State as a leader in these aspects.
Under the rallying cry of "Kogites for Fair Governance," the citizens of Kogi State have sent a powerful message advocating for a fair and unbiased evaluation of Governor Bello's tenure. The movement seeks to foster an environment where transparency, unity, and constructive engagement prevail over divisive tactics. As the collective call for a fair assessment echoes across the state, Kogites reaffirm their commitment to the principles that will drive progress and development in the region. The commendation of Governor Yahaya Bello's transparency and developmental strides stands as a testament to the positive impact he has made on Kogi State.
https://insidestorynews.com/former-gov-bello-deserves-commendation-not-criticism-akoji-tells-simon-achuba-over-sponsored-protest-at-efcc-offic Saw the sponsored protest, funny people |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by danladi02: 7:11pm On Mar 10 |
Shame on Achuba |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by Owoicho4040: 7:15pm On Mar 10 |
Oluboh:
Unorganised Demonstration of Shame by Achuba/ SDP: Kogites Unite Against Politically Driven Protest: Commend Bello's Developmental Achievements
In a remarkable display of unity, the people of Kogi State have joined forces to denounce the recent protest orchestrated by supporters of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) headquarters. This collective condemnation, spearheaded by prominent figures within the state, underscores a commitment to fostering transparency, accountability, and fair governance.
Leading the charge is Mr. Akoji James Ogbadu, a respected lawyer and public affairs analyst. Ogbadu expressed deep dismay at what he termed an "unorganized demonstration of shame" by SDP supporters. He implored fellow Kogites to rise above divisive tactics and prioritize a fair and unbiased assessment of Alhaji Yahaya Bello's eight-year tenure as the Governor of Kogi State.
Ogbadu, who transitioned from being a vocal critic to an advocate for Governor Bello's achievements, disclosed conducting a comprehensive review of the state's projects. He was particularly impressed by the documented accomplishments in the Kogi State Projects Gazette, highlighting Bello's dedication to developmental strides.
Journalist and political commentator, Mrs. Angela Okon, echoed Ogbadu's sentiments, questioning the timing and intentions behind the protest led by Simon Achuba, former Deputy Governor of Kogi State. Okon labeled the demonstration as a strategically motivated attempt to tarnish the reputation of Alhaji Yahaya Bello. With a track record for objective analysis, Okon urged Kogites to stand united against such politically motivated spectacles.
A key aspect of this collective condemnation is the emphasis on the transparency and fairness exhibited by Governor Bello during his tenure. Both Ogbadu and Okon highlighted the availability of Kogi State's financial records online, accessible to the public, reflecting a commendable level of transparency in governance. Ogbadu commended the former Governor for being awarded for fiscal accountability and transparency, showcasing Kogi State as a leader in these aspects.
Under the rallying cry of "Kogites for Fair Governance," the citizens of Kogi State have sent a powerful message advocating for a fair and unbiased evaluation of Governor Bello's tenure. The movement seeks to foster an environment where transparency, unity, and constructive engagement prevail over divisive tactics. As the collective call for a fair assessment echoes across the state, Kogites reaffirm their commitment to the principles that will drive progress and development in the region. The commendation of Governor Yahaya Bello's transparency and developmental strides stands as a testament to the positive impact he has made on Kogi State.
https://insidestorynews.com/former-gov-bello-deserves-commendation-not-criticism-akoji-tells-simon-achuba-over-sponsored-protest-at-efcc-offic It's obvious that old man Achuba has a personal issue with Yahaya Bello. Let him go and apologize to Bello. Bello lifted him to become a Deputy Governor |
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| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by marlow1962(m): 12:02am On Mar 11 |
Lol |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by Numerouno94(m): 12:13am On Mar 11 |
Same person commenting wit different monikers. Nawao.. 13 Likes |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by adams123: 12:20am On Mar 11 |
Numerouno94:
Same person commenting wit different monikers. Nawao.. U d mind the hungry guy 10 Likes |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by Numerouno94(m): 12:23am On Mar 11 |
adams123:
U d mind the hungry guy LoL.. And na paid post oo. After all these na peanuts Belo go give them. Mumu them.  ;,D 4 Likes |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by Fadada: 12:48am On Mar 11 |
Nawa |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by 02Kebreal(m): 12:48am On Mar 11 |
Numerouno94:
Same person commenting wit different monikers. Nawao.. I tell you,same person |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by Oricha79(m): 1:00am On Mar 11 |
Smile |
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| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by boxypane(m): 6:55am On Mar 11 |
If your rights are trampled upon, I see nothing wrong in a protest. Stop all this online propaganda. All these learner Kogi media boys, una no just sabi. |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by coolcharm(m): 6:59am On Mar 11 |
Lol... All these Bello mercenaries on Nairaland. I remember during the Kogi election, that's how they kept pushing Bello's propaganda to the frontpage every now and then. We see you, and we know what you're all doing. 4 Likes |
| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by liver123(m): 8:05am On Mar 11 |
Very idiotic post 1 Like |
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| Re: Rights Activists Criticize SDP/Achuba's Call For Protest In Kogi by Godmercy86(m): 5:32pm On Mar 11 |
Yeye bello 3k machineries at work |
