She said the initiative seeks to address the challenges faced by girls in accessing sanitary products.
”The government should do something to help us because I don’t know where we are heading to,” a housewife said.
The Kogi commissioners encouraged the editors to tell Nigerians exactly what they saw in Kogi State.
The NGE’s vice president, Ozoene Sheddy, gave the commendation during a media tour of the infrastructure built by former Governor Yahaya Bello.
The off-cycle governorship election witnessed the late arrival of INEC officials at polling units in some parts of Kogi.
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has distributed relief materials to people displaced by flood in nine local government areas of Kogi.
