Two Years of Service, Impact, and Commitment to Ibaji.

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Two Years of Service, Impact, and Commitment to Ibaji.

Today marks two years since I took office as the representative of Ibaji State Constituency. It has been a journey of dedication and purposeful leadership.

From the very beginning, I made it clear that my mandate was to serve the good people of Ibaji with integrity and compassion. Over the past two years, I have remained committed to making our voices heard at the state level—and turning that representation into real, measurable development.

Together, we have achieved notable milestones, including:
Hosting regular town hall meetings to bring government closer to the people and strengthen grassroots participation.

Driving educational support to build a brighter future for our children.

Moving a critical motion for the rehabilitation of the Idah-Onyedega road.

Championing the establishment of KOSOPADEC, ensuring oil-producing communities like ours receive targeted attention.

Sponsoring the Gender Representation Bill to promote equity and inclusive leadership.

Addressing connectivity issues through successful lobbying for Airtel mast installations.

Renovating the fire-damaged LG Secretariat in Onyedega, restoring civic dignity to our community.

These are just a few of the steps we’ve taken together. But I am not resting. My vision for Ibaji continues to grow, with plans to promote community-driven development that empowers our people to lead lasting change.

Leadership, for me, is not just a position—it is a responsibility. I am deeply grateful for the trust you have placed in me, and I remain committed to representing Ibaji with courage, humility, and a people-first approach.

As we mark this two-year milestone, I reaffirm my promise to serve with even greater purpose in the years ahead. The journey continues—and together, we will achieve more.

-Rt. Hon. Comfort Ojoma Nwuchiola Egwaba.
Member Representing Ibaji State Constituency.
Deputy Speaker, Kogi State House of Assembly.

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