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Ododo Inaugurates Projects, Inspects ACReSAL Works in Ankpa to Boost Infrastructure,Environmental Resilience

AdminBy AdminJuly 26, 2025Updated:July 26, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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By Correspondent in Lokoja


Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, on Friday reaffirmed his administration’s dedication to grassroots development by commissioning key constituency projects and inspecting the ongoing Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes (ACReSAL) initiative in Ankpa Local Government Area.

Our correspondent reports that the projects, facilitated by Hon. Abdullahi Ibrahim Ali, Deputy Majority, House of Representatives, include erosion control systems, educational facilities, solar-powered boreholes, and other vital infrastructure.

These interventions are part of a broader effort to improve living standards and enhance environmental sustainability in the region.

Speaking at the commissioning, Governor Ododo stated that the projects would “facilitate movement, improve sanitation, and reinforce the principle that development should be regarded as a fundamental right, not a privilege.”

He commended Hon. Ali for his meaningful contributions to the Ankpa community and emphasized the relevance of the ACReSAL project in tackling challenges related to the environment, healthcare, infrastructure, and security.

The governor also highlighted the significant progress made under the ACReSAL project in Ankpa, which includes: Construction of 21 culverts across four gully heads, Installation of 332 pedestrian culverts,417 vehicular slabs,
A 22-kilometer stretch of drainage system and Completion of 11.5 kilometers of new roads.

Governor Ododo called for unity among the people of Kogi State, urging them to prioritize cooperation over division to accelerate the state’s development.

He appreciated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his steadfast support in advancing development efforts in Kogi, pledging the state’s full backing in the 2027 elections.

In his remarks, Hon. Abdullahi Ibrahim Ali praised Governor Ododo for his visionary leadership and dedication to improving the lives of citizens, especially in rural communities like Ankpa.

Deputy Governor Comrade Joel Salifu and other senior government officials accompanied the governor during the inspection and commissioning tour.

Edited by Dada Ahmed.

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