The Kogi state Governor, Alhaji Yahaha Bello has appealed to the retired Generals across the country to continue to offer advice in ways of combating insecurity in Nigeria.
He made the call when he played host to the group who made up of mostly retired military personnel led by the former Military Governor of old Western States and a former Minister of Police Affairs, General David Jemibewon (Rtd).
Governor Bello in a statement by his Chief press secretary, Onogu Muhammed noted that the fight against criminal elements cannot be won by those in position of authority alone, hence the need for collective efforts by the retired security personnel across board.
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While thanked the Council for the visit, He commended their advisory role which he said has added more values to every decision his administration has made and promised to continue to seek their wealth of experience, wisdom and kind advice in ensuring that his administration remained focused in the provisions of critical needs for the people of the state.
Speaking on behalf of the Council retired General AB Momoh applauded Bello’s giant strides in the areas of infrastructure, security, education and human capital development- a feat, they asked, should be replicated at the national level
The council of elders also commended the governor for the establishment of Alape Staple Crops Processing Zone in the state and urged him for speedy completion of the project.
Other members of the council present during the visit include Vice Admiral Joseph Ajayi Rtrd, Chief James Awoniyi, Chief Ishaq Ajibola, And Secretary of the group
Chief Benjamin Taiwo.
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