BIRTHDAY: The Clan Head of Adegeshi kingdom of Bassa Local Government Area Chief Joshua Uye Celebrate Kogi Deputy Governor Chief Dr) Edward David Onoja@48.


 

The paramount traditional ruler in Edigeshi Kingdom Chief Joshua Uye said the Deputy Governor Chief Edward Onoja and his Boss have shown capacity in the governance of the state noting that as reputable youths strength was on their side.

 

Chief Joshua described the Deputy Governor Chief Edward Onoja as a consistent, reliable and dependable confidant of Governor Yahaya Adoza Bello, and the people of the State.

 

The traditional ruler on behalf of the people of his domain Congratulated and wish H,E Deputy Governor long life in prosperity and Praying God to Grant him wisdom in good health to deliver more dividends of democracy to the people of the state.

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The Number one Edigeshi Kingdom traditional ruler Chief Joshua Uye reiterates determination to partner with Government at all levels to improve on the welfare of his subjects and appealed to Government to improve on the payment of Pensioners in the state.

He Commended Governor Yahaya Bello for his efforts at reducing insecurity in the state and called on the people living in his domain to be watchful and always report suspicious activity’s around their environment to the nearest security agents at all times.

The Parmament traditional ruler called on Youths of the state to Shun vices enemical to the development of the state stressing that they are the future leader’s of the state and the country at large.

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Chief Joshua Uye also appealed to the federal government to resolve their differences with ASUU members noting that education is pivotal to the society and if not handle it’s capable of derailing the future of the younger generation.


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