Gov. Bello Hosts Kogites to Cattle Colony Debate Via Agricultural Summit

The Government of Kogi State is starting off her engagement with Kogi State indigenes on the proposed Cattle Colony which has generated much heat in the past week. The Governor who would be present tomorrow, 26th of January, 2017, at Lokoja Township stadium, is to host the necessary stakeholders along with the Commissioner for Agriculture, Kehinde Oloruntoba for an Agricultural Summit and Cattle Colony debate.

The general public is invited for clarification on the policy which would give everyone directly or indirectly involved to lend their opinions on the policy for inclusive decision making. The Agricultural Summits holds concurrently with the Cattle Colony debate with the Governor to take questions and suggestions on the policy.

Venue: Lokoja Township Stadium, Kogi State.
Time: 10am
Theme: Moving Agriculture To The Next Level
http://www.agricinfo.com/2018/01/gov-bello-hosts-kogites-to-cattle.html?m=0

if kogi youth no go stone them for d meeting them be mumu..is like that bello is on drugs.....

Yahaya Bello is a big mistake that needs to be rectified. Even we the ebiras are not proud of him


Adieza, Agriculturist Uwa Vi Ni?

it'll be proper if kogites turn up en mass to reject this evil yahaya Bello is trying to bring to this state

Epositive:
Yahaya Bello is a big mistake that needs to be rectified. Even we the ebiras are not proud of him


Adieza, Agriculturist Uwa Vi Ni?

yes adayi, ukuro yo?

Adieza:
yes adayi, ukuro yo?

ukuro o zoza, Ma check site awu ona very soon. Hope there's room for comments?

Epositive:


ukuro o zoza, Ma check site awu ona very soon. Hope there's room for comments?

adayi ayin ahi comment.
avo sir

This is a welcome development, I believe the summit will give all and sundries to air their views on this proposed policy.
The question we need to ask the governor are;-
i. is cattle a private or public business?

ii. how much has the state got from cattle as IGR this year or years before?

iii. why is kogi state will be a testing ground for the program to kick off in Nigeria