Kogi Solid Minerals Development Commissioner Commends Gov. Bello’s Love For Kogi LGA


 

Says Gov. Bello’s Rural Development Initiatives in the Area Unparalleled.

 

 

 

The Kogi State Commissioner For Solid Minerals Development, Engr Bashiru Gegu, has described the Commissioning of seven Micro Projects in Kogi LGA as another testimony of Gov Yahaya Bello’s love for the people of the local government.

 

Engr. Bashiru described Gov. Bello’s Love to Transform Rural Communities in Kogi LGA as unprecedented and unequalled since the creation of the State, assured that the people of the area would remain supportive of the present administration.

 

Speaking at the Commissioning, Engr. Bashiru Gegu, Commended Gov. Yahaya Bello whom he said has through the Community and Social Development Agency put Kogi LGA on the world map of development.

 

Engr. Bashiru Gegu described Kogi LGA as a gateway Local Government that requires needed infrastructure and Development, Commended Gov Yahaya Bello for his dogged determination to change the rural status of Kogi LGA to one of an urban centre through his several interventions.

 

 

The Commissioner assured that the Community would take ownership and protect the Projects located in the area, described the love of Gov. Yahaya Bello for Kogi LGA as unprecedented in the anals of the state’s history since creation.

 

The Commissioner described the excitement and joy that is visibly seen on the faces of people in Kogi LGA during the Commissioning of the projects by Community and Social Development Project, acrossed the length and breadth of the local government area as one from the bottom of their hearts, described Kogi LGA as Gov. Bello’s second home.

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Speaking at the Commissioning, the General Manager of Kogi State Community and Social Development Project, Mallam Momoh Dauda who led the commissioning team, described the gracious approval of N100m by Gov. Yahaya Bello for the Provision of more micro Projects in rural areas of the state as further confirmation of the present administration’s determination to transform the rural areas.

Projects commissioned include: A Skill Acquisition Centre and a Water Project in Chikara Community. Similarly A Water Project and Secondary School Projects were Commissioned at Aseni Community. Also Commissioned was a Town hall and Water Project at Girinya Community all in Kogi LGA of Kogi State.

Mallam Momoh Dauda also added that it is Gov. Yahaya Bello’s desire to make lives comfortable and meaningful for Rural dwellers that has necessitated his further directives to CSDA to within the next two weeks draw up a project plan that would again get his administration’s approval for another N50million towards improving the lots of Rural Communities through Provision of Social Amenities, described the Governor’s love for Rural dwellers as unprecedented.

The General Manager listed Kogi LGA as an area that has benefitted over ten microprojects from KGCSDA within his assumption of office, promised his agencies determination to do more for Kogi LGA within limited and available resources.

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While assuring that KGCSDA has resolved to ensure that Rural dwellers enjoy all the Social amenities that would improve there living standard, urged the benefitting Community to own the Projects given to them by maintaining and protecting the Projects in their Community.

Mallam Dauda Momoh ascribed the numerous successes of the CSDA within the last few years to the support given to the agencies by Gov. Yahaya Bello, commended his love for people living in rural Communities.

 

At the Palace of Ohinoyi of Girinya, HRH Mall. Muhammed Ganaguda Momoh, the Royal Father lauded the development efforts of Gov. Yahaya Bello, posited that the people in the rural Communities have never had it so good, commended the present administration for making Kogi LGA relevant through location of Projects.

Speaking at the Commissioning, HRH David Gyawumi Dauda, Atumaka of Chikara expressed his appreciation to the State Government and the KGCSDA for coming to the aid of the community.

The Royal Father described the water Project and the Skill Acquisition Centre as a dream come through for the people of Chikara, however urged for more water Projects and more classrooms for the community.

Speaking at the Commissioning, a resident of Chikara Community, Usman Adangare, said the successful completion of the water Project would reduce incidences of children and women of the area from been knocked down by vehicles in search of water.

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In his remarks, the Onah of Aseni, HRH. Muhammed Yakubu, described the successful completion of a water Project in Aseni as a feat that has made the love of the people for Gov. Bello to be unequalled, said lack of portable water has been a major concern to Aseni Community, prayed God to continue to bless the present administration of Gov Yahaya Bello.

Similarly, Ramatu Sani, said the Skill Acquisition Centre would go a long way in providing knowledge to Challenged persons from the area, thanked the state government for considering Chikara Community for the project.

Excited by the successful completion of the water Project in Aseni, the Chairman of CPMC of the Community, Adamu Suleiman, said the successful discovery of water by CSDA in Aseni after four failed attempt is a dream come through for the people of Aseni, requested more water Projects in the area pointed out that water is the major problem of the area.

A Community leader in Girinya, Saliu Bulami Musa, could not hide his Joy, described the completion of a town hall and water Project in the area as the present administration commitment to wipe away the long years of neglect of the area. He commended Gov Yahaya Bello for his proactive steps at alleviating the sufferings of the rural dwellers.

 


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