Kogi state Pilgrims Welfare Commission to include Greece and Rome in next year’s holy sites to be visited

  The Executive Chairman of the Kogi State Christian Pilgrims Welfare Commission, Samuel Oluwafemi Ajunuhi says the Commission will be enlarging the frontiers of pilgrimage in the upcoming year to accommodate other holy sites in view the Gaza war. He stated this when his commission appeared before the Kogi state House of Assembly standing committee…

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Consolidating on Poll Victory in Kogi West; What Ododo Must Consider When Appointing SSG, Commissioners, Others By Charles Agboola

  The November 11, 2023 governorship election was a watershed in the political annals of Kogi state. First, the election was not violent as predicted by many. Also, the election reinforced the notion canvassed for long that no single tribe can singlehandedly make one of her own governor without support of other tribes in the…

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Harnessing Opportunities, and Lessons from COP28 for Climate Adaptation and Mitigation in Kwara State By Dare Akogun

  In the aftermath of the recently concluded COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, representatives from about 200 countries agreed to begin a deliberate reduction in global consumption of fossil fuels to avert the worst impacts of “Climate Change” on the environment, in a first-of-its-kind deal, signaling the eventual end of the oil age. The…

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Kogi Assembly Majority Leader Felicitates With Suberu Khalid Ohiani’s For Securing Admission To Study Medicine and Surgery(MBBS) In ABU Zaria.

    The Kogi State House of Assembly Majority Leader, Hon Sulieman Abdurazak has congratulated Suberu Khalid Ohiani’s Who scored a 331/400 UTME to excellent SSCE and Post-UTME results and secured To Study Medicine and Surgery(MBBS) In ABU Zaria.   According to a statement released by the Majority Leader he said “I got the exciting…

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Harnessing Opportunities, and Lessons from COP28 for Climate Adaptation and Mitigation in Kwara State By Dare Akogun

  In the aftermath of the recently concluded COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, representatives from about 200 countries agreed to begin a deliberate reduction in global consumption of fossil fuels to avert the worst impacts of “Climate Change” on the environment, in a first-of-its-kind deal, signaling the eventual end of the oil age. The…

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Kogi Assembly House Committee On Physical Planning, Urban and Rural Energy Development charge’s agencies under it’s purview to be alive to their responsibilities

  Chairman Kogi state House Standing Committee on Physical Planning, Urban and Rural Energy Development, Obaro Emmanuel, says there is need for government agencies to think outside the box to achieve their core mandate. The Lawmaker stated this when the Kogi State Town Planning and Urban Development Board appeared before his committee to defend it’s…

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Harnessing Opportunities, and Lessons from COP28 for Climate Adaptation and Mitigation in Kwara State By Dare Akogun

  In the aftermath of the recently concluded COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, representatives from about 200 countries agreed to begin a deliberate reduction in global consumption of fossil fuels to avert the worst impacts of “Climate Change” on the environment, in a first-of-its-kind deal, signaling the eventual end of the oil age. The…

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