By Sa'adatu Mohammed In partnership with Automotive Gas Nigeria Service Limited, Kogi State Government is set to establish CNG stations, provide mass conversion services, conduct Autogas CNG advocacy programs, and facilitate CNG conversion for the youth in Kogi State. The Executive Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, stated this during the flag-off ceremony of the Presidential Compressed Natural Gas initiative at Lokoja Mega Terminal. The Governor, who was represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Mrs. Folashade Ayoade Arike, disclosed that the State is a strategic and geographical location for advanced CNG infrastructure, adding that abundant natural gas resources make it an ideal hub for CNG expansion. Dr. Arike emphasized that Kogi State's unique position offers vast opportunities to grow CNG services, improving transportation efficiency and promoting cleaner energy solutions. She stressed the importance of forming strong partnerships with individuals and organizations to attract investors interested in promoting clean energy in Nigeria. Dr. Arike urged the residents of Kogi State to support this initiative and help make the state a model for clean energy adoption in Nigeria. In his address, the Hon Commissioner for Transportation, Hon. Atuluku Victor Levi, stated that the flag off of this initiative is a right step in the right direction. He further stated that adopting the initiative under the able leadership of Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo reiterates the current administration's commitment to making a difference in the lives of the people of the state, noting how CNG as an alternative fuel …















