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Kogi Governor, Ododo Swears In New Local Government Chairmen 

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Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo has sworn in newly elected chairmen and vice chairmen of the 21 local government areas in Kogi State with a charge to be dedicated in serving the people they represent.

At a ceremony held at the Banquet Hall in Government House Lokoja, the elected chairmen and vice chairmen from the 21 local government areas were seated as early as 8.am and joined by the Governor as the ceremony got underway.

Governor Ododo who presided over the swearing-in ceremony urged the new chairmen to sustain the tempo of development at the grassroots level by embarking on projects and programmes that will improve the lives of the people.

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The statement was made available to newsmen on Monday in Abuja by Ismaila Isah, Special Adviser on Media to the Governor.

The governor charged the new  local government chairmen to ensure security of lives and property and key into signature programmes of the administration in the areas of  health, agriculture, social welfare and empowerment initiatives to transform the lives of the people in their respective local government areas. 

He described the local government as the most important tier of government and the closest to the people.

He, therefore, enjoined the new council chairmen to ensure that the people are carried along in all their activities and to promote inclusion of all stakeholders in decision making process.

He noted that the local government administration should not only be seen but must be felt by the people in line with the policy of his administration to bring governance closer to the people.

Governor Ododo also called on the new local government chairmen to be transparent and accountable in running the affairs of the local government, stressing that they must see their election as an opportunity to justify the autonomy of the local government administration by according priorities to matters that have direct positive impact on the lives of the people at the grassroots. 

In response, the chairman of Yagba West local government area, Honourable Tosin Olokun, who spoke on behalf of the 21 local government chairmen assured of their commitment to complement the efforts of the state government by embarking on projects and programmes that will transform the lives of the people at the grassroots.

He also promised to unite the people irrespective of political differences in line with the agenda of the state government under Governor Ododo to unite the people of the state and focus more on development.

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