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Aiyetoro Kiri Ward Stakeholders Congratulate Ododo, Joel on Their Swearing In As 5th Executive Governor/Deputy Governor of Kogi State


Aiyetoro Kiri Ward Stakeholders 

Ayetoro Kiri Ward stakeholders have congratulated Governor Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo and his Deputy, Mr. Joel Oyibo Salifu, as well as the newly appointed members of the Kogi State cabinet.

 In a statement released issued and sent to Journalists, the stakeholders expressed their joy and optimism surrounding the inauguration of the governor and his deputy. 

Furthermore , the stakeholders specifically expressed gratitude for the appointment of Hon. Bar. Dare Zacchaeus Michael as Caretaker Chairman of Kabba/Bunu LGA, as well as Hon Abraham Olorunfemi as SSA Special Duties to Caretaker Chairman. They also praised the following appointees:

- Hon. Oyenibi Omojola Sunday as Secretary to the local government.
- Hon Rufus Eniolorunda as supervisor for Agric.
- Hon. (Chief) Aiyenale Fred Jimoh as supervisor for Works and Housing.
- Hon Princess Omowumi Grace Olowohunwa as supervisor for Primary health care.
- Hon Ojo Olayinka as supervisor for Budget and Planning.
- Hon. Gunwa Ojo as Supervisor for Education.

Speaking on behalf of Ayetoro Kiri Ward, Hon Ampitan Sunday also known as Chemical, congratulated Governor Ododo and Deputy Governor Salifu on their inauguration and expressed faith in their leadership abilities to steer Kogi State towards a brighter future.

The statement addressed specific expectations from the new administration, focusing on infrastructure development in Ayetoro Kiri Ward. It called for improvements in healthcare and education facilities, economic development opportunities, and increased transparency and accountability across the state.

The stakeholders also extended their congratulations to the newly appointed members of the Governor's cabinet, praising their qualifications and commitment to serving the people of Kogi State. They expressed optimism for a collaborative and effective government that delivers on its promises.

Hon. Sunday concluded by expressing readiness to work alongside the new administration in making Kogi State a model of progress and prosperity. The stakeholders however urged Governor Ododo, Deputy Governor Salifu, and all appointed officials to prioritize transparency, inclusivity, and accountability in their governance, while keeping in mind the needs and aspirations of the people of Ayetoro Kiri Ward and the entire state.

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