If the revelations obtained from the analytical breakdown of Kogi state 2017 budget is anything to go by, then Governor Bello’s administrative policy should best be seen as an economic vampire aimed at draining the state and ushering it to economic desert while emptying the state of its treasury ban.
The appropriation bill which was presented sometimes in December, 2016 by Governor Bello has since attracted plethora of allegations by concerned Kogites and experts who could not watch the broad daylight rape on Kogi state’s collective patrimony.
Showing posts with label kogi house of assembly crisis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kogi house of assembly crisis. Show all posts
Tuesday, 7 February 2017
Monday, 21 November 2016
Bello Offers Scholarship To Late Colonel Abu Ali’s Kids
The Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, said the Kogi State Government will not only immortalise the late Lt. Col Muhammad Abu Ali but will also take the responsibility for the education of his three children up to university level.
Thursday, 17 November 2016
The Nation and its Dysfunctional Barometer
The second page of Sunday, November 13, 2016 edition of The Nation newspapers would not be strange to the contemporary students of political propaganda. But more importantly, it shows a desperate need to disparage every institution that is against the interest which the newspapers was established to protect.
Tuesday, 12 April 2016
Kogi Assembly passes N99.9bn Appropriation Bill 2016
The budget is N25.00 billion higher than the N74.99 billion proposals presented to it by the executive arm of government.
Thursday, 25 February 2016
House of Reps orders Kogi assembly to maintain status quo
The 10-member House of Representatives fact-finding committee on the Kogi State House of Assembly crisis has commenced work with a charge to all parties in the dispute to maintain the status quo.
The chairman of the committee, Hon. Pally Iriase who said this to newsmen in Lokoja on Thursday after a meeting of the members with the state governor, noted that the mission of the committee was to look into the alleged crisis and find a way forward.
The chairman of the committee, Hon. Pally Iriase who said this to newsmen in Lokoja on Thursday after a meeting of the members with the state governor, noted that the mission of the committee was to look into the alleged crisis and find a way forward.
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