
The Kogi State Executive Secretary, Kogi State office for the Disability Affairs, Barr. Zacchaeus Dare Michael, has congratulated Gov. Yahaya Bello and the good people of Kogi State on the occasion of the 31st anniversary of the state.

The Executive Secretary described Gov. Bello’s unprecedented achievements as making him the Architect and builder of modern Kogi, said I’m not surprise, you’re a friend of the disability community.
In a statement made available to journalists, Barr. Dare notes that Governor Bello has taken physical infrastructure, human investment, health care, education and agriculture in the State to a whole new level, described the Governor as a blessing to the State.
Barr. Dare particularly acknowledged the outstanding performances of Gov. Yahaya Bello in the support of the governor in social inclusion, praised him for the good tidings he has brought to the Disability Community in the State as unprecedented since creation, described him as most performed Governor in the State history.
Barr. Dare while acknowledging how far Kogi has come in the comity of states in the country, noted that the administration of Gov Yahaya Bello has built Kogi State on the legacies laid by our heroes past.
“This year’s anniversary is remarkable given the way we have surmounted our challenges and utilized our opportunities” Hon. Karimi disclosed.
“Gov. Bello’s unprecedented leadership has improved the quality of life of citizens and residents of Kogi. I therefore join millions of Kogites to commend the architect and builder of new Kogi for the progress so far.” he added
“As the State marks its 31st year, on behalf of the Management and Staff of KOSODA and people of our dear State, I wish the State a new dawn of greater possibilities.” the statement said.
Barr. Dare urged Kogi citizens to maintain a peaceful co-existence and continue to be good ambassadors, stressing that no meaningful development can take place in an atmosphere of rancour.
Kogi State was created on August 27, 1991 during the Military government of General Ibrahim Babangida.
