Ododo using resources allocated by Tinubu government prudently – Presidential aide 


With the level of work done by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, he deserves to be re-elected in 2027, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Special Duties, Tunde Rahman has said.

He said this in Lokoja Sunday while conducting journalists on a tour of projects executed by the federal and state governments in Kogi state.

The exercise was  organised by the Renewed Hope Ambassadors and the Presidential Media Team.  

He said the modest achievements across the states of the federation are a direct product of the huge resources deployed to the state by the Tinubu-led federal government.

Speaking during a tour of some projects in  Kogi West area of the state, Rahman, who is the  director of Media and Publicity, said: “For instance, when we saw the road in Mopa-Moro, the Commissioner for Information, Mr. Kingsley Fanwo, told us that is the first intervention in terms of inner roads in local governments that we have seen in the history of Kogi state.”

At the Kogi State University, Kabba, he said: “We saw what has been done in just two years. I think Governor Ododo has shown clearly that he believes in grassroots development, he believes in education and empowering the people. Some of the scriptures we see on the board there spoke to the importance of education.”

“Now, we have three universities in Kogi. It is wonderful,” he stated, linking the progress to reforms introduced by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

 “And I think this has been possible by the reform that Mr. President has put in place. The reform has freed resources to the sub-nationals. And that’s why you have projects here.

 “I think the president has done so well to deserve second term. And I think his achievements will speak for him to be able to get re-elected in 2027.”

“You are aware that this inspection of projects by the federal government and state government has been put together by the Renewed Hope Ambassadors in conjunction with the Presidential Media Team. We are going around Kogi West.

“We have seen for ourselves government-led intervention in the area of family health care, intervention in road infrastructure across some local governments,” Rahman said.

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