Kogi Governor released 150 million for APC solidarity rally amidst unpaid salaries and pension

Governor Yahaya Bello in his bid to run for 2019/2020 governorship election has reportedly released a whopping sum of N150m to organize a solidarity rally to redeem his  already tarnished image among kogites despite owing over 20months salaries and pension.

The solidarity rally being organized by some of his aides in Kabba Stadium in the west Kogi senatorial district has been disclaimed by the party excos from the district.

In a statement, the excos of the party reiterate that the party has no hand in the sponsored rally and lambasted the Governor for wasting such humongous amount on a needless jamboree despite owing workers and pensioners in the state.

The Governor is accused of being insensitive to the suffering of the state workers and pensioners whom the government is currently owing over 20months.

The people are wise enough to decide who becomes their next governor and no amount of abracadabra will change the fact that the administration of Governor Bello is a failure and a disappointment to all Kogites.

Information revealed that the fund is to be used to hire crowd to the venue of the rally.

An anonymous hired participant revealed that they will collect the money since its their money and vote against governor no matter how much is being offered.

It has also being revealed that a former senator from the district called some of the APC aspirants from the district  to contribute some money to finance the rally.

The stadium podium which is to be reconstructed for the rally is said to cost the sum of N4.5m only even when workers are yet to be paid for over 20months.


The government image has been seriously battered due to its anti-people policy and lack of good governance in the state.