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Ahmed Ododo

June 20, 2024

Gov. Ododo disburses N370 million community revolving loan to Kogi farmers

Mr Ododo said that within his five months in office, his administration had implemented various initiatives to enhance agricultural productivity.

Gov. Ododo and Kogi farmers
May 2, 2024

NLC seeks approval of 2021 revised CONMESS for Kogi veterinary doctors

The NLC chairman expressed concerns over the disparity in the salaries of health workers in Kogi State.

April 17, 2024

EFCC secures arrest warrant against fleeing ex-Gov Yahaya Bello

Mr Bello had already appealed to President Bola Tinubu to direct the EFCC not to arrest him.

Yahaya Bello and EFCC chair, Ola Olukoyede
February 20, 2024

Kogi ready for state police, says security adviser

The security adviser said the move was timely based on security challenges confronting the nation.

Ahmed Ododo
January 27, 2024

Yahaya Bello’s nephew indicted for N3 billion fraud appointed as chief of staff to new Kogi governor

In 2023, the anti-graft agency arraigned Mr Bello at the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court for N3 billion fraud.

Yahaya Bello and Ali Bello
December 24, 2023

Yahaya Bello advises Nigerians to pursue peace, unity

Governor Yahaya Bello has urged Nigerians to promote peace, unity and good neighbourliness as Christians celebrate Christmas.

Yahaya Bello
November 24, 2023
President Bola Tinubu
September 29, 2023

Supreme Court to deliver judgment on Kogi guber candidate Tuesday

Smart Adeyemi is challenging the validity of the primary, which produced Ahmed Ododo as APC’s flagbearer for the November 11 governorship election.

SMART ADEYEMI AND AHMED ODODO
July 18, 2023

Court Affirms Ododo as Kogi APC governorship candidate

“A resignation letter becomes effective once it is received and accepted by the relevant authority. It is not when the authority replies the letter that it becomes effective.”

Ahmed Ododo
April 15, 2023

Yahaya Bello’s anointed Ahmed Ododo emerges APC candidate for Kogi

Mr Obahiagha said that out of the 93,729 voters, 83,419 who were accredited, voted for candidates of their choice.

Yahaya Bello and Ahmed Ododo