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GOVERNOR ODODO VISITS PRESIDENT TINUBU

•BRIEFS MR PRESIDENT ON SECURITY SITUATION IN THE STATE, 

•MEASURES TO COMBAT FOOD SECURITY AND UPDATE ON FEDERAL ROAD PROJECTS IN KOGI STATE 


Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman on Wednesday paid a courtesy visit on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.

In statement by Ismaila Isah,
Special Adviser on Media to the Governor, said Governor Ododo used the opportunity to brief President Tinubu on the security situation in Kogi State and efforts by his administration to consistently improve on the security architecture in the state to enhance performance in securing lives and property in all parts of the state.

The Governor also commended President Tinubu on his efforts to ensure prompt intervention to addressing food security challenges in the country, and intimated the president with the positive feedback from the people of Kogi State following the distribution of food palliatives in the state last month, promising that the exercise will be a continuous one throughout the year and would have long term offshoots in his administration’s efforts to improve agricultural production in the state. 

Governor Ododo assured the president of his commitment to ensuring food security in the state, with the clearing of hectares of land and subsidy for farmers in the state to boost food production, improve processing facilities and access to market. 

The Governor commended President Tinubu for the speed and commitment demonstrated by the federal ministry of works towards achieving timely completion of federal road projects in Kogi State, stressing that the Abuja-Lokoja-Benin road is currently receiving the level attention that reflects the determination of the federal government under President Tinubu to complete the project within stipulated timeframe. 

In his response, President Tinubu commended Governor Ododo for his impressive start to life in office as the Governor of Kogi State and assured of his continued support for the Governor in his efforts to transform the state.
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