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Gómìnà Yahaya Bello ri èro amúnáwà (Transformer) gégé bí isé rè àkókò ní ìpínlè Kogi. 

Posted by: ayangalu in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News Comments Off on Gómìnà Yahaya Bello ri èro amúnáwà (Transformer) gégé bí isé rè àkókò ní ìpínlè Kogi. 

Governor Yahaya Bello Commissions A Transformer As His First Project in Kogi.

According to reports trending online, the Governor of Kogi state, Yahaya Bello commissioned a 300 KVA Transformer installed in a street in Lokoja as his first project after spending a year and six months in office.

One Facebook user who shared the photo wrote: He went with a convoy of over 20 cars mostly SUVs to commission this wonderful project. If the recalling of Sen. Dino Melaye goes successful it will be his second completed project. Kudos to Gov. Bello!

Senator Dino Melaye also shared the photo and captioned it: Big party as Yahaya Bello commissioned his first project since he became governor. One transformer in koto with red carpet and platform. Allah ya isa. Kai!!!!

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