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Yahaya Bello, governor of Kogi, has described Usman Ododo, candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the forthcoming gubernatorial election, as “a capable hand” to succeed his administration.
The governor called on Kogi residents to “entrust” their “block votes” to Ododo and “support him to build on the legacies we have created”.“As good people of Kogi, you need to entrust Ododo with your bloc votes, considering his good character and pedigree to lead the state to greatness,” Bello said.
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