Showing posts with label Alhaji Yahaya Bello. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alhaji Yahaya Bello. Show all posts
Friday, 4 March 2016
Thursday, 25 February 2016
Photos: Kogi Gov. Bello Yahaya look alike
This is unbelievable! My friend here is Samuel of @KAP Studios, i knew him way back in college. When i saw the official portrait of Kogi State Governor, Alh. Bello Yahaya, i can't believe the resemblance, I immediately shared the image with my friend, he too was very surprised.
The mark on both faces, the jaw lines, the masculine face except the nose are same. Please if you know the Governor tell him i saw a brother of his. He needs to see this. I mean it. Do share with him and his aides. See more photos of my friend below to confirm the looks.....
Wednesday, 24 February 2016
Kogi: Governor Bello appoints new SSG, Accountant-General, others
The Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello has approved the appointment of Mrs Folashade Ayoade as the new Secretary to the State Government, SSG. Disclosing this on Tuesday in a statement by his Chief of Staff, David Onoja, Bello also named Alhaji Momoh Jubril as the new Accountant-General of the state.
The list of appointees included 20 new Special Advisers and three Senior Special Assistants on print media, electronic and new media. The new Senior Special Assistant on print media is Mr Ademu Idako who was until the appointment , the Correspondent of the Newswatch Daily and Chairman of Correspondents’ Chapel of Nigeria Union of Journalists in Kogi State.
Mrs Petra Akinti Onyebule and Mr Gbenga Olorunpomi are the new Senior Special Assistants on Electronic and New Media. Also appointed are Brig-Gen. Olusola Okutimo as the Security Adviser to the governor, Mr Ibrahim Mohammed, Legal Adviser and Mr Abdulkareem Mohammed as the Director-General, Protocol.
The governor also approved the appointment of five special assistants to the Deputy-Governor.
NAN
Friday, 29 January 2016
BREAKING: Kogi election petitions tribunal moved to Abuja
The Kogi State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal sitting in Lokoja has been relocated to Abuja for further sittings. The Secretary to the Tribunal, Mr. Akanji Akinlabi, who disclosed this in Lokoja, said the relocation was based on the directive of the President of the Appeal Court, Justice Zainab Bulkashua.
The three-man tribunal, which has Justice Halima Mohammed as Chairman with Justice Patricia Ajoku and Justice Ogbogo Ejembi as members, commenced sitting in Lokoja on January 11, with six petitions.
One of the petitions was filed by Mr. James Faleke, the running mate to the late All Progressives Congress candidate, Abubakar Audu, against INEC. Other petitioners are former governor and Peoples Democratic Party candidate in the governorship election, Capt. Idris Wada; the Labour Party, Progressive Peoples’ Alliance, the African Democratic Congress and All Progressives Grand Alliance.
All the petitions are challenging the return of Alhaji Yahaya Bello as winner of the governorship election in the state.
BREAKING: Kogi election petitions tribunal moved to Abuja
The Kogi State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal sitting in Lokoja has been relocated to Abuja for further sittings. The Secretary to the Tribunal, Mr. Akanji Akinlabi, who disclosed this in Lokoja, said the relocation was based on the directive of the President of the Appeal Court, Justice Zainab Bulkashua.
The three-man tribunal, which has Justice Halima Mohammed as Chairman with Justice Patricia Ajoku and Justice Ogbogo Ejembi as members, commenced sitting in Lokoja on January 11, with six petitions.
One of the petitions was filed by Mr. James Faleke, the running mate to the late All Progressives Congress candidate, Abubakar Audu, against INEC. Other petitioners are former governor and Peoples Democratic Party candidate in the governorship election, Capt. Idris Wada; the Labour Party, Progressive Peoples’ Alliance, the African Democratic Congress and All Progressives Grand Alliance.
All the petitions are challenging the return of Alhaji Yahaya Bello as winner of the governorship election in the state.
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