The Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, has again received commendation for making the state one of the safest in the country.
The Kogi State Coordinator, CSOs on Migration, Pastor Mrs Roseline Alabi, made the disclosure when she paid a courtesy call on the State Security Adviser, Commander, Jerry Omodara in his office as part of activities to mark the World Humanitarian Day, thanked Gov. Bello for making the State a no hiding place for criminals.
Mrs Alabi said through to his words, Gov. Bello has matched words with action and has made the State a no hiding place for criminals.
Mrs. Alabi explained that without security no meaningful development can be achieved, praised Gov. Bello through the Security Adviser for making the State safe for lives and properties.
She prayed for God to continue to bless the Governor for making the State safe for lives and properties, praised the loyalty of Commander Jerry Omodara to the program and policies of Gov. Bello.
The Coordinator CSOs On Migration, praised security agencies in the country for there onslaught against criminals and insurgents and for keeping the country safe, urged Nigerians to always remember the fallen heroes in there prayers and support for the family they left behind.
Earlier in his remarks, Commander Jerry Omodara promised robust collaboration with the CSOs on Migration, praised the efforts in touching lives and humanity.
Similarly, Pastor Mrs Roseline Alabi visited AKK Hotel, with a call on the Management to make the screening of visitors a priority to forestall accommodating criminals.
Speaking, the General Manager, Hakeem Alabi, lauded the efforts of CSOs on Migration, praised the efforts of Gov. Bello in making the State habitable and hospitable for citizens.
Highlights of the visit by the CSOs on Migration during the World Humanitarian Day was the cleaning of the surrounding of the Offices and places visited.