Eid- El- Fitr – Ododo for Government Solidarity Movement Urges Unity, Compassion Among Kogi indigenes

Bukola Afeni

As Muslim faithfuls in Kogi state  celebrate the Eid – El- Fitr festivities, the Ododo for Government Solidarity Movement has called on  indigenes to underscore the importance of unity, compassion, and resilience, among themselves.

Speaking to Journalists on behalf of the Movement, Chairman Hon. Umar Abutu and Kh. Suleiman Osikoyi is urging citizens to embrace shared values and celebrate with loved ones in peace and harmony.

The Group is advocating for solidarity and generosity towards the less fortunate, and also  urged the  citizens to  rally together to  overcome challenges collectively and aspire for a brighter future.

Led by esteemed figures such as Hon. Haruna Gowon and Hon. Tijani Ahmad, recent luminaries of the legislative arm of the 10th National Assembly and revered patrons of the Ododo for Governor Solidarity Movement, Kogi State has  witnessed  a fusion of strategic direction and grassroots mobilization, the leaders of the movement added.

“Building upon Governor Bello’s legacy,   Governor Ododo Ahmad Usman has  embarked  on a journey of continuity and progress. Kogi State’s journey towards progress and prosperity is underpinned by leadership and unity. 

“We commend Governor Usman’s proactive governance approach, marked by economic diversification and youth empowerment. His steadfast dedication to citizen welfare propels Kogi State towards sustained growth and prosperity, ensuring a seamless transition of momentum.”

Kh. Suleiman Osikoyi, Director Diplomatic Legislation

The Ododo for Government Solidarity Movement noted that through effective governance, visionary leadership, and communal celebrations, Kogi state  will chart a course towards a brighter tomorrow, guided by principles of inclusivity and resilience.

 “As citizens and leaders unite to confront challenges and embrace opportunities, Kogi stands as a testament to the power of unity in fostering hope and inspiration for generations to come”, the group said.

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