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Kogi to Train 2,568 Teachers, Education Managers
Two thousand, five hundred and sixty eight teachers and education managers in Kogi State will be trained in English language and Social Studies by the state’s...
Kogi to Train 2,568 Teachers, Education Managers
Two thousand, five hundred and sixty eight teachers and education managers in Kogi State will be trained in English language and Social Studies by the state’s...
Kogi Assembly Crisis: Wada Maintains Neutral Stand
The executive arm of government in Kogi State has maintained a neutral position in the change of guards in the state House of Assembly which saw to the...
Police Foil Robbery In Lokoja: Kill 2, Arrest 2
Nemesis caught up with a six-man robbery gang, as men of the state police command foiled what would have been a major operation in Lokoja, the Kogi State capital...
“Govt is Sparing no Effort in Ensuring Security of Lives and Properties” – Wada
Kogi State Government has said it is sparing no effort in ensuring security of lives and properties. Capt Idris Wada, the State Governor, made the disclosure at the 2012...
“Flood Victims Had the Best of Up-keep While in Camps” – Govt
Following the receding of the floods in some areas in Kogi State and after dialogue with the State Government, some victims have left relief camps in Kabawa and few...
FERMA to Begin Repair of Ilorin-Omu-Aran-Egbe highway
Mr Babatunde Ige, the Kwara Coordinator, Federal Road Maintenance Agency, said on Wednesday that approval had been given for the rehabilitation of Ilorin-Omu-Aran-Egbe...
US Firm to Build Oil Refinery in Kogi
Kogi State government is to partner a US-based company, Global Investment Project, towards the establishment of oil refinery and revitalization of the state’s moribund...
Why We Can’t Pay Salaries — LG Liaison Officers
Liaison officers in the 21 local government areas of Kogi State have given reasons why they have not been able to pay full salaries to staff since they assumed office in...
Why We Can’t Pay Salaries — LG Liaison Officers
Liaison officers in the 21 local government areas of Kogi State have given reasons why they have not been able to pay full salaries to staff since they assumed office in...
