Bello made the promise at the Kogi State Agriculture Summit, tagged: “Moving Agriculture To The Next Level”, on Friday in Lokoja, as part of activities to mark his two years in office.
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Prof. Ike Odimegwu, the Coordinator of ASUU Owerri Zone, made the call on behalf of the association at a news conference in Awka on Friday.
She said that the permanent secretaries were selected after going through rigorous and painstaking processes, including written and oral examinations.
made the call when he led other top government officials to a meeting with the executive of the state branch of Nigeria Medical Association.
He said state’s crime statistics covering the affected months indicated that the state recorded no single case of armed robbery or kidnapping.
The Chief Press Secretary to Governor Yahaya Bello, Petra Onyegbule, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lokoja that the late Ameh and four others in the State Pension Board were sacked due to misappropriation of Pensioners’ fund amounting to N225,936,425.72 million.
“Kogi is working hard to upstage its internally generated revenue from its exploits in agriculture to generate at least 15 per cent of its income from the sector by the close of 2018,” Bello said.
This was contained in a statement signed by the state Commissioner for Finance, Idris Asiru, issued to newsmen in Lokoja.
The governor said the budget comprised a Recurrent Expenditure of N63.8 billion, representing 43.18 per cent, and Capital expenditure of N83.9 billion, representing 56.82 per cent.
The Independent National Electoral Commission confirmed on Wednesday that Bello registered twice, an incident led to the dismissal of three staff of the Commission.
Bello gave the commendation at the 22nd Power Sector Monthly Meeting with power stakeholders and other participants held at Geregu Power Plc, Ajaokuta on Monday.
Okala, who is also the Chairman of the Staff Screening and Verification Committee, said the alleged fraud was discovered in the course of the committee’s work
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State said the death of the monarch was painful and a great loss to the people of the state
A five-member panel led by Justice Jumai Hannatu Sankey held that Faleke failed to substantiate his allegation that Bello was not qualified for the election
In a statement by its Director of Media and Publicity, Duro Meseko, the group said it was the height of gross insensitivity to the current state of indigenes and residents of the State for the government to spend over N1 billion to purchase fanciful luxury cars and trucks for some political appointees and top government officials when the vast majority are in penury
Present at the peace meeting held behind closed doors were Governor Yahaya Bello; his deputy, Simon Achuba; and the Secretary to the State Government, Folashade Ayoade
The tribunal chairman said Faleke still remains the deputy governorship candidate to Yahaya Bello as at the time the election was conducted
She also said the non-joinder of the All Progressives Congress in the petition was fatal to ADC’s case, adding that the plea by the petitioner did not stand on any ground
Muhammad said the evidence given by a witness of the petitioner that he did not write a report after monitoring the election, closed the case of the petitioner
Presenting the motion, Ujam said on May 31, masked armed men invaded the Kogi State House of Assembly premises and shot into the air in an attempt to intimidate members from carrying out their legislative functions