Governor Ahmed Ododo of Kogi State has inaugurated 15 Commissioners to form members of his cabinet.
The commissioners were inaugurated shortly going through the State House Assembly screening and cleared.
Ododo, however, charged the newly appointed commissioners in the state to discharge their duties with utmost sincerity as servant leaders without fear or favour.
The governor stated that the commissioners were carefully selected based on competence and ability to deliver, as they do not have any reason to fail in the tasks ahead of them.
“We are expected to hit the ground running for a new era in the development of the state. You should be ready to discharge your duties creditably without fear or favor because it is our collective responsibility to move the state forward.”
“The immediate past administration led by Governor Yahaya Bello has laid down formidable foundation for us to follow and it is expected of us to consolidate on those achievements to further move the state to an enviable height.”
“I sincerely urged all of you to give your best and work harmoniously as a team with one another and as the governor of the state I will be honest, transparent, and probity to render our selfless service to the Kogi people to justify the mandate given to us during the November 11, 2023 governorship election,” Ododo said.
While appreciating the good people of Kogi state and other stakeholders for their unwavering support before, during, and after the election, the Governor urged them to unite in the interest of peaceful coexistence of the people.
“Kogi state is blessed with enormous potential and we can only harness them if we are living as one indivisible entity. This administration is your government and you should all pray for the success of this administration.”
“We cannot build a house and destroy it, that is why I am appealing to you and seeking your sincere support to enable us to serve you to the best of our ability” he said.
Speaking on behalf of other commissioners, Hon. Salami Ozigi Deedat expressed appreciation to the governor for appointing them to serve under the current administration.
“We will be loyal, obedient, and transparent in all our activities as members of the state executive council” he promised.
