The Man Senator Jibrin Isah “Echocho” Before and Present Natasha
By Comr. Peter Ugbedeojo Nelson, PhD. Senator Jibrin Isah Echocho’s legacy, which began long before his time in the Senate,...
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Alh. Khalifa, A Humanitarian Par Excellence
By Comr. Audu Omonori Peter. Sometimes I wonder if some people are born with humanitarianism or they study humanitarian services...
Gov. Ododo Making Much Difference in Leadership
By Solomon Agada Upon his assumption into office on 27th January, 2024, the amiable Governor of Kogi state, Alhaji Ahmed...
How Former Governor Yahaya Bello Set The Stage For Modern Kogi State
By Ogwu Salisu Apeh Former Governor Yahaya Bello’s first journey to the throne of leadership may have come through divine...
The Big 33 that Came with a Blessing – Welcome Home, His Excellency, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo
By Abdul Mohammed Lawal. The past week has been one filled with many highlights for the people of Kogi State,...
Alhaji Yahaya Bello: The Agassa Traveller Who Made History
Abdul Mohammed Lawal. Long before the creation of Kogi State, the Ebira people of Kogi Central gravitated towards northern Nigeria...
Senator Jibrin Isah Echocho is Leading the Way in Human Development in Kogi East.
By Akor Martins. Since 2016, the APC-led government in Kogi State has changed how politics is seen by its people....
How SDP Candidate Hopes to Win Kogi Gubers with Only his Senatorial District
Plans to Delete Five LGAs from Kogi State In few days to come, SDP Kogi State hopes to delete 5...
Kogi Guber: Injury Time Hatchet Job by Osita Chidoka Against Gov Ododo’s Case at Supreme Court Reeks of Dirty Money, Media Corruption
Last night's broadcast by Channels TV of a carefully curated injury time hatchet job by dissembling PDP chieftain Osita Chidoka...
Prof. Usman Salisu Ogbo: Where Academic Vibrancy Meets Administrative Dexterity – Applauding a Master Strategist
Whether through groundbreaking activism, political participation, or academic regimentation, Prof. Usman Salisu Ogbo is one man who has constantly held...
