Ododo, Bello: Kogi’s Power Duo Eye Re-election, Senate Seat Amid Voter support
……Loyalty, Development Records Position Them as Frontrunners
By Yahaya Idris, Kogi
Kogi State is abuzz with anticipation ahead of the upcoming elections, as Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo seeks re-election while former Governor Yahaya Bello guns for the Kogi Central Senatorial District seat. The duo, both All Progressives Congress (APC) stalwarts, have dominated political discourse with their track records and unwavering commitment to the state’s progress.
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Governor Ododo’s first term has been a resounding success, earning him widespread acclaim as a visionary “Chief Servant.” His administration’s focus on welfare initiatives has touched lives across Kogi, from infrastructure upgrades to enhanced service delivery, solidifying his bond with the electorate.
Ododo’s loyalty to his campaign promises stands out, marked by transparency, accountability, and fidelity to the APC. This has fostered unity within his team and garnered respect from constituents, positioning his re-election bid as a natural progression.
The governor’s strides in key sectors underscore his developmental blueprint. Massive investments in roads, education, healthcare, and agriculture have transformed Kogi, with residents keen to extend his mandate for sustained growth.
Meanwhile, Yahaya Bello, revered for his sagacity and inclusive leadership, brings formidable credentials to the senatorial race. His deep grasp of Kogi’s challenges, honed during his gubernatorial tenure, makes him a compelling choice for Kogi Central.
Bello’s national stature, built through strategic alliances within the APC, amplifies his appeal. His ability to unite stakeholders for collective gains has earned him enduring admiration across political divides.
Bello’s eight-year governorship delivered landmark projects that revolutionized infrastructure, education, and healthcare in Kogi. Voters in Kogi Central view his senatorial ambition as an opportunity to elevate the district’s voice at the National Assembly.
Residents are urged to repay the duo’s efforts in placing Kogi Central prominently on state and national political radars. Their tireless advocacy demands a resounding endorsement at the polls.
With proven leadership, stellar records, and people-centric visions, Ododo and Bello’s victories are seen as imperative for Kogi’s trajectory. Massive voter turnout is expected to affirm their mandates and propel the state forward.
