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By Dada Ahmed in Lokoja.
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Members of the Kogi Central Think Tank Forum (KCTTF) have declared their support for the second term bids of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo.
The Chairman of the Forum, Dr. Haroun Opotu Yussuff, stated this on Wednesday during the group’s annual get-together in Lokoja.
He thanked God for sustaining the Kogi State Government, which he noted Kogites had clamour for and expressed satisfaction with the performance of the Ododo-led administration.
According to him, members of the Forum are committed to offering maximum support to ensure the continuation of what he described as positive governance in the state.
Dr. Yussuff assured Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that “the Forum is on ground” to ensure the success of their second term aspirations.
He prayed God to grant Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu greater wisdom and strength to continue steering the affairs of the state and the nation in general effectively.
The Chairman also reiterated the Forum’s resolve to support the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu alongside the programmes of Governor Ododo.
“His Excellency, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, is steering the ship of governance in the state. “May God in His infinite mercy grant him more wisdom to do more for the state.
“We cannot have a leader without political fatherhood. We equally pray to Almighty God to give the desired support to the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
“May God grant him the needed support for Governor Ododo too, because we can see that without him, the governor would not have forged ahead,” he said.
Dr. Yussuff noted that despite the social, economic and political challenges facing the nation, the current administration is making deliberate efforts to find lasting solutions.
He urged Kogites and Nigerians to support the present governments for “championing the cause of humanity,” stressing that any government that fails to elevate humanity cannot be regarded as practising good governance.
“We are happy that both the Kogi and federal governments are drawing closer to the best standards of governance,” he said.
