Kogi: Bello says those accusing him of selling assets are “uninformed elite”

 Kogi State Governor Yahya Bello has blasted those accusing him of selling the state’s assets, describing them as "uninformed elite" who were playing politics and making noise from Abuja. The governor, while addressing State House reporters after praying jumaat with Buhari at the Presidential Villa mosque Friday, that rather than keep assets that were in […]

 Kogi State Governor Yahya Bello has blasted those accusing him of selling the state’s assets, describing them as "uninformed elite" who were playing politics and making noise from Abuja.

The governor, while addressing State House reporters after praying jumaat with Buhari at the Presidential Villa mosque Friday, that rather than keep assets that were in shambles, it was proper to use them to benefit people and add value to the system.

"Let them come to Kogi State and compare two years of my stewardship with previous administrations, then they’ll know that they’re completely off the track. I think the people of Kogi State are with me and appreciate the much we’re doing," he added.

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