KEDA MD, Hajia Rekiya Sanni Celebrates Gov. Yahaya Bello at 46

PRESS STATEMENT

KEDA MD, HAJIYA REKIYA SANNI CELEBRATES GOV. BELLO ON HIS 46th YEAR BIRTHDAY.

The managing director, Kogi Enterprise Development Agency, Hajiya Rekiya Onaivo Sanni has felicitated the amiable governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Yahaya for witnessing another beautiful year.

She describes the governor as an unrelenting, pragmatic, and focused leader who never jokes with any sector of the state.

With his "Doing More" Mantra, She noted that governor Bello has been a transparent, accountable, competent and committed leadership who craves for perfection in all his dealings.

She praised the governor for being an entrepreneurial-friendly governor who has made Kogi state a safe haven for entrepreneurs by transforming the lives of entrepreneurs in the state.

Hajiya Sanni however ceased the opportunity to appreciate him for being gender sensitive and the best Governor in Action on Gender Affirmation on the appointment slots allocation to Women occupying crucial responsibilities in his Government.

To this end, she prayed that God grants him the wisdom and sound health to take the state to a more enviable height.

She called on Kogites to give their massive support to the governor for him to Do More.

The KEDA boss threw her undiluted support as she encourages not only Kogites but Nigerians; urging His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Kogi State to heed to the millions voices calling him to key into tue Vision 2023 Presidential seat.

God Bless Nigeria

God Bless Kogi State

God Bless KEDA

Signed

Hajiya Rekiya Onaivo

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