G21 Initiative congratulates Edward Onoja on his emergence as Deputy Governor »

Encomium continues to pour in on Governor Yahaya Bello and indeed Kogi State on the swearing in of a new Deputy Governor as one of the largest, frontline advocacy group for the re-election of governor Bello, the G21 Initiative have also added their voice to congratulate Chief Edward Onoja on his emergence as the Deputy Governor of Kogi State.

The group described Onoja as one of the strongest pillars in kogi politics and an advocate of political liberalism who has help in uplifting the children of ‘nobodies’ in the state.

This was made this known in a congratulatory message issued by the G21 Publicity Secretary, Comrade Jato Danbello. The group expressed confidence in the ability of the new Deputy Governor to deliver on the assignment as they urged him to remain steadfast and unwavering in the discharge of his duties.

The message reads: “Our dear leader, His Excellency Deputy Governor of kogi state Chief Edward Onoja, on behalf of the G21 Initiative, I extend our warmest greetings and congratulate you on your inauguration ceremony as the Deputy Governor of kogi state.
No doubt, you are among our strongest pillars in kogi politics and an advocate of political liberalism, social justice, fair play, equity, progress and prosperity, hence your demonstration by ensuring that children of nobody does not need anybody to become somebody.
“Your Excellency, we at G21 shear common goals and ideologies of expanding the developmental horizon and growing the economic prosperity of our dear state, the confluence on the Niger.
“Congratulations your Excellency, we are allies in the battle for peace and rapid transformation in the spirit of “EBIGO” to build a dynamic state with many opportunities for our citizens and the private sector.

“While we congratulate you your Excellency, you must be ready to take tough decisions and show leadership at any level of human organizations, especially at this challenging times that requires innovation, creativity, and resource management.”

TO GOD BE THE GLORY.