Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo, has reaffirmed his commitment to the ongoing battle against criminals and disruptive elements threatening the peace and security of lives and property in the state. The governor made this statement during a closed-door meeting with the chairmen of the 21 Local Government Councils, aimed at bolstering the state’s security architecture.
Governor Ododo pledged to allocate more resources to enhance the state’s existing security framework, making it more proactive in combating violent crimes. He emphasized that no efforts would be spared until Kogi is rid of criminal elements.
“Given the successes recorded by the immediate past administration of my predecessor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, in taming the menace of insecurity in the state, we must continue to accord top priority to the security of lives and property of the people,” Governor Ododo stated.
He underscored that security of lives and property remains the foremost priority of his government, and he is determined to protect the people of Kogi State at all costs.
“I have restated my commitment to the local government chairmen that security remains my first priority, and we must be prepared to do whatever it takes to secure every inch of Kogi State, and this is not negotiable,” emphasized the Governor.
Governor Ododo urged the local government chairmen to intensify efforts in securing all communities within their respective areas. He emphasized the importance of staying in touch with the people, considering them as primary sources of intelligence gathering for effective security interventions by the government.
