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Kogi: FCT minister drums support for Bello

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Ahead of the Kogi governorship election slated for Nov. 16, Mrs. Ramatu Aliyu, Minister of State for FCT, has called on voters to support the APC candidate, Gov Yahaya Bello.

Aliyu made the appeal on Wednesday in Lokoja when leaders of some political parties, under the aegis of the United Political Parties for Good Governance, paid her a courtesy visit.

Among some of the political parties represented were the Grassroots Development Party of Nigeria(GDPN), Democratic Alternative (DA), National Conscience Party (NCP), People Redemption Party (PRP), and Democratic Peoples Party (DPP).

Others are Advanced Congress of Democrat(ACD), Alliance for New Nigeria (ANN), All People’s Party(APP) and Citizens People’s Party( CPP).

She emphasised the need for continuity, saying that the state would gain if Bello was given more years to consolidate on his achievements.

Aliyu thanked the political party leaders for their solidarity toward the victory of Bello, urging them to work hard to ensure victory.

Earlier, Mr Frank Okonga, the National Secretary of Democratic Alternative, who spoke on behalf of the group, had said that the re-election of Bello would enable him continue his good governance and consolidate on achievements.

He said that Bello as the youngest governor in the country had given hope to the youth of Kogi and the nation.

It was reported that the minister had earlier met with APC ward leaders in Lokoja and enjoined them to mobilise support for Bello.

The minister also met with leaders of women associations, market women and cultural groups and equally appealed to them to mobilise support for the APC candidate toward victory in the governorship race.

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