Kogi Govt Applauds President Tinubu for Appointing Indigenes to Strategic National Roles
The Kogi State Government has expressed heartfelt appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for appointing several illustrious sons and daughters of the state into key positions at the federal level, describing the gesture as a testament to the President’s commitment to inclusive governance and national development.
In a statement signed by the State Commissioner for Information and Communications, Hon. Kingsley Fanwo, the state’s Chief Servant, His Excellency Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, extended gratitude to the President for what he called a “demonstration of confidence in the capacity, competence, and character” of Kogi’s indigenes.
“These appointments are a reflection of Mr. President’s unwavering belief in the diversity of our nation and the value that each state brings to the table,” the statement read. “We are proud that Kogi indigenes have once again been found worthy to serve the nation at the highest levels.”
The government described the appointments as a clarion call to the new appointees to be worthy ambassadors of Kogi State, urging them to bring to bear the excellence and integrity that define the state’s identity.
“Your elevation is not just an honour but a responsibility to deliver results, to uphold the ideals of service, and to reflect the values we hold dear in Kogi State,” the government charged the new appointees.
Fanwo noted that Kogi State remains committed to partnering with the Federal Government to ensure sustained progress and development, both within the state and across the nation.
“We remain resolute in our support for Mr. President and will continue to work hand-in-hand with his administration in building a Nigeria that works for all,” the statement added.
The Kogi State Government sent a message of congratulations to the appointees, charging them to be good Ambassadors of the Confluence State.
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