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Ohiogba of Mozum in Trouble With His Ancestors- Former Kogi Assembly Majority Leader

A former Majority Leader in the Kogi State House of Assembly, Hon. Alhassan Adakeke has appealed to Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo to urgently act on the resolution of Bassa...

Kogi Gov’ship: Ododo Most Qualified, Experienced – Forum of Former Lawmakers

Forum of former members of the Kogi State House of Assembly have unanimously declared their support for the candidacy of the governorship candidate of the All...

Kogi Guber: We Didn’t Collect Bribe from Gov. Bello to Step Down – Accord Party Chair

Accord Party has distanced it self from a report credited to an online media that oppositions parties were allegedly bribed in a bid to get them to withdraw from the...

Violence Against Women During Election a Threat to Democracy – Agbogun

Violence against women during election has been described a major issue that has threatened the nation’s democracy since 1999. Executive Director, Challenge...

Defection: Bello Has Not Approached Us – Accord Party

The lingering rumours of the defection of the Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello from the All Progressives Congress (APC) to another party may have been put to...

Accord Party Faults Kogi By-election Result

Kogi chapter of the Accord Party on Monday dissociated itself from the August 11, Lokoja/Kogi Federal Constituency by-election alleging that the result did not reflect...

Lokoja/Kogi Bye-election: Ex-LGA Chairman, Bala Salisu Emerge as Accord Party Candidate

The former Executive Chairman of Lokoja local government council, Alhaji Bala Salisu has emerged as the candidate of the Accord Party for the Lokoja/Koton Karfe bye...

Accord Party Vows to Sack APC, PDP in Kogi

The Kogi State chairman of the Accord Party, Alhassan Adakeke, has expressed the resolve of the party to retire the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the main...

Stop Gagging Opposition in Kogi, Accord Party Warns Gov. Bello

The Accord Party in Kogi State has warned Governor Yahaya Bello to stop gagging opposition parties but rather conduct local government election to test his popularity...