Your Problem Is From Lokoja, Admiral Jibrin Usman To Ibaji Indigenes And Local Govt Workers

Your Problem Is From Lokoja, Admiral Jibrin Usman To Ibaji Indigenes And Local Govt Workers

Admiral Jibrin Usman, the former Chief of Naval Staff, today stormed Ibaji Local Govqernment Area to mark one of his many town hall meeting with the grassroot politicians whom he deemed the most important people in the oganogram of Kogi politics.

It was a wonderful event that witnessed the turnout of thousands of inhabitants of the Ibaji Local Government Area, who expressed firm resolve to rally around support for the candidacy of Admiral Jibrin Usman of the Accord Party, AP.
While speaking for the people of Ibaji, the former Deputy Governor of Kogi State, Elder Simon Achuba, pleaded with the Accord Party’s Admiral Jibrin Usman to come to the aid of the people, who are mostly agrarians.

Our roads are bad, and we are finding it hard to transport our agricultural products to the market. That has in turn affected total productivity in the area.

We know your emergence in November will put an end to our age-long suffering, says Achuba.
While addressing the inhabitants who troop out enmass to grace the town hall meeting, the former Chief of Naval Staff assures the people of the local government of adequate development, adding that the age-long suffering was a result of the negligence on the path of the government.

Your suffering was engineered by the government house in Lokoja; the monthly allocation meant to pay the workers salaries and development is being siphoned by those in government. I will not take that heartless path; I will ensure adequate development and prompt payment of salaries. He concluded.

The occasion was carried out to inform the people about the good intentions of Admiral Jibrin Usman toward the good people of the state, as the people promised to give out full support to the former Chief of Naval Staff.

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