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Governor Ododo In Unprecedented Move Approves Appointment of 1,192 Additional Aides

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In a surprise move, Kogi State Governor, Usman Ododo, has approved the appointment of 1,192 additional aides, a development that has raised eyebrows in the political sphere.

This unprecedented decision was made public through a statement issued by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Folashade Ayoade.

The newly appointed aides include Yakubu Abdulhakeem, who will serve as the Executive Secretary of the Kogi State Office for Disability.

Additionally, 165 Senior Special Assistants, 36 Special Assistants, 574 Ward Special Assistants, and 290 Local Government Special Assistants have been appointed.

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In a related development, Alhaji Ibrahim Abdulsadiq has been appointed as the Director of Protocol in the First Lady’s Office, alongside other aides.

Governor Ododo congratulated the appointees, urging them to dedicate themselves to serving the state and humanity with utmost commitment. The appointments take effect from September 1, 2024.

This massive expansion of the governor’s team has sparked interest, with many wondering about the motivations behind the move.

Some analysts speculate that it may be a strategic political decision, while others question the financial implications for the state.

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As the appointments take effect, the people of Kogi State await the impact of this unprecedented move on governance and development in the region.

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