Kogi Local Government Area Remains Firmly With Tinubu, Ododo — Chairman Hon Musa

By Atuluku Samuel ‘One Good Term Deserves Another’ — Council Boss Hails Governor’s Performance The Chairman of Kogi Local Government Council, Hon. Musa Abdulmalik, has declared that the council remains peaceful, united and firmly behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo ahead of the forthcoming elections. Musa spoke on Monday while receiving the Workplace Security Campaign team led by the Special Adviser on Labour Matters, Comrade Onuh Edoka. He described the sensitisation campaign as timely and result-oriented, saying the Governor's performance, particularly in workers' welfare, speaks for itself. «“One good term deserves another. Kogi Local Government is a family local government, and we stand firmly with Governor Ododo and President Tinubu,” he said.» The Council Chairman commended Edoka and his team for taking the campaign across the state, while thanking Governor Ododo for approving the initiative. Also speaking, the NULGE Chairman in the area, Comrade Yakubu Mohammed, praised the Governor's workers' welfare initiatives and declared the workforce's support for his re-election and that of President Tinubu. Yakubu also passed a vote of confidence on Ododo, commending him for appointing former labour leaders, including Edoka, to strategic positions in government. The Kogi State NLC Chairman, Comrade Gabriel Amari, urged workers not to be deceived by “desperate politicians”, saying the Governor had done enough, particularly for workers, to deserve another term. Earlier, Edoka explained that the campaign was aimed at promoting workplace security, peaceful coexistence and job sustainability. He urged workers to remain security-conscious, make their destinations known to …

By Atuluku Samuel

‘One Good Term Deserves Another’ — Council Boss Hails Governor’s Performance

The Chairman of Kogi Local Government Council, Hon. Musa Abdulmalik, has declared that the council remains peaceful, united and firmly behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo ahead of the forthcoming elections.

Musa spoke on Monday while receiving the Workplace Security Campaign team led by the Special Adviser on Labour Matters, Comrade Onuh Edoka.

He described the sensitisation campaign as timely and result-oriented, saying the Governor’s performance, particularly in workers’ welfare, speaks for itself.

«“One good term deserves another. Kogi Local Government is a family local government, and we stand firmly with Governor Ododo and President Tinubu,” he said.»

The Council Chairman commended Edoka and his team for taking the campaign across the state, while thanking Governor Ododo for approving the initiative.

Also speaking, the NULGE Chairman in the area, Comrade Yakubu Mohammed, praised the Governor’s workers’ welfare initiatives and declared the workforce’s support for his re-election and that of President Tinubu.

Yakubu also passed a vote of confidence on Ododo, commending him for appointing former labour leaders, including Edoka, to strategic positions in government.

The Kogi State NLC Chairman, Comrade Gabriel Amari, urged workers not to be deceived by “desperate politicians”, saying the Governor had done enough, particularly for workers, to deserve another term.

Earlier, Edoka explained that the campaign was aimed at promoting workplace security, peaceful coexistence and job sustainability.

He urged workers to remain security-conscious, make their destinations known to colleagues and avoid unnecessary conflicts with neighbours.

He also challenged them to compare their past experiences with the present administration before deciding their political future, stressing that job security must remain a key consideration.

Edoka thanked Musa for personally receiving the team, describing his gesture as a demonstration of humility and commitment to his people, and assured him of continued workers’ support.

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