- The superhighway project, considered a legacy of Tinubu, connects Calabar to Abuja, passing through Ebonyi, Nasarawa, and Kogi states.
- Tinubu approved major road projects and regional development priorities were debated across several states, including Anambra and Enugu.
- Bola Ahmed Tinubu's presidential agenda is being implemented by the state government in Kogi.
- Governor Ododo is leading Kogi State's transformation agenda, which aligns with President Tinubu's Renewed Hope mission.
Governor Ododo and the administration focus on economic and security issues in Kogi State.
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Updated Aug 29
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Governor Ododo and the administration focus on economic and security issues in Kogi State.
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Governor Ododo prioritizes security, welfare, and infrastructure in Kogi State.1 source
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Governor Ododo is leading Kogi State's transformation agenda, which aligns with President Tinubu's Renewed Hope mission.Also in this story
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Ahmed Usman Ododo
Kogi state governor
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Kogi State
state in Nigeria
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