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GROUP CONGRATULATES ALHAJI YAHAYA BELLO ON THE OCCASION OF HIS HUNDRED DAYS IN THE OFFICE

By Rekiya O. Sanni

A hundred days ago, the Governor of Kogi state was sworn in. Our people and the whole country marvelled at what has been variously characterised as a miracle and an epoch-making event.

The Bello Support Group (BSO) wishes to thank God for the victory of having Change instilled in our beloved State; we are grateful to God for giving us a Governor of our dreams. Indefatigable, detribalised, focused and highly motivated towards excellence.

In the light of this, and the many landmark and impact feats ongoing, we congratulate His Excellency, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, on his one hundred days in Office, as the Executive Governor of Kogi State.
We have seen the delight in the faces of the entire workforce in the state – both Local Government services, State Government services – as you have taken up the Augean task of sanitizing the Civil Service; plus the recent gesture geared towards ameliorating the working conditions of the Labour union at large state-wide.

We are also aware of the magnitude of infrastructural projects on-going in the state capital, and especially with impact on the Primary Health Care Services to the benefits of grassroots; we are sure many more are in the offing.

We use this medium to seek your blessings over our dear State; we desire a State void of animosity, and grounded in unity. We believe "together is better", and a Kogi State with Citizens who see themselves as one big family, will be a "dream-come-true"

Our confidence is in the fact that we are knowledgeable of your thoroughness with regards to execution of projects and plans. We are therefore eager to celebrate victories from the results of your many plans and designs put in place over these hundred days period.

May your reign continue to be prosperous and full of positive and people oriented changes; changes to take the state to a new apogee in all sphere of life.

We at Bello Support Organization (BSO) wish you greatness and more record of successes as we journey with you through the lifespan of your administration and beyond.
Many opportunities have opened up for Kogi State to exceed even beyond our expectations and this requires that we all take up the cudgels and consciously change our paradigms.

We restate our confidence in your leadership, and reaffirm our loyalty to you and your vision of a New Direction for Kogi State.

Long live Kogi State.
Long live your Excellency.
Long live the Citizens of Kogi State.
Long live Bello Support Organization.

Signed
Rekiya Onayivo Sanni
Team Leader
Bello Support Organization
Twitter: @bellosupportorg
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