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Home Posts tagged Peter Ovie Akus

Tag: Alphonsus Ameh, Edward Soje, John Femi Ogunleye, Kogi, Kogi News, Opinion, Peter Ovie Akus

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Opinion: Harvest of Sack in Kogi

adminJan 15, 2018

Last year ended on a sad note for civil servants in Kogi State when 1,774 workers, eight permanent secretaries and some directors were relieved of their duties by the...

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  • Kogi West: Sam Aro Kicks Against Bid to Move Suit Challenging Karimi’s Candidature to Abuja
  • Kogi Govt Reaffirms Commitment to Partnership with NGOs
  • Kogi East Stakeholders Revive 35-Year Political Network to Drive Equitable Development, Power-Sharing Framework
  • Kogi West 2027: If Not Karimi, Why Not Muyiwa Fatosa? Yagba’s Turn is Not Over
  • Achievements of Ahmed Usman Ododo in Ajaokuta LGA and Environs
  • Senator Jibrin Echocho Hands Over Renovated Acharu Palm Oil Mill to Community
  • The Future of Pastoralism in Africa: Development or Displacement?
  • The Complexity of Kogi State
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