Igala Nation Not Tribalistic Or Racist — Gov Bello

Kogi State Governor, His Excellency Yahaya Bello, CON, has praised the Igala nation as an admirable community, emphasizing their non-disposition to tribalism or racism.

Speaking at an APC stakeholders meeting at the Government House, Lokoja on Saturday, Governor Bello reiterated his dedication to upholding the state’s unity, with a focus on transparent distribution of democratic benefits.

Expressing thanks to God and President Bola Tinubu for their support leading to the APC’s success in the November 11 governorship election, the governor stressed the party’s clear victory. He called for a thorough review of the election, emphasizing the importance of learning from mistakes to avoid future pitfalls.

Reflecting on the past seven years, Governor Bello acknowledged challenges but celebrated the APC’s resilience. He urged unity among tribes, emphasizing that no single tribe can secure the governorship without support from others.

Recalling the 2019 election, Governor Bello emphasized his aversion to ethnic agendas and sentiments. He highlighted the need for Kogi State to build on achievements, emphasizing unity and security.

Governor Bello noted that emotions and personal interests sometimes cloud reasoning but affirmed the administration’s good governance in road construction, healthcare, and infrastructure development as sufficient for the APC’s overwhelming victory.

Describing the Igala nation as good people, Governor Yahaya Bello said: “The Igala nation is not tribalistic or racist. They are good people, but the majority are being misled by poor representation.”

Assuring the people of Kogi West of future opportunities, Governor Bello called on leaders to educate their constituents and prioritize selflessness, emphasizing that the time for Kogi State to consolidate on unity and security is now.

Deputy Governor Edward Onoja congratulated the APC family and Governor-elect Usman Ododo, attributing the victory to Governor Bello’s support and hard work. He urged those not contributing to victory to set aside sentiments and work for a united Kogi State in the future.

Senator Sunday Karimi appreciated Kogi West residents for their strength despite multiple candidates from the Okun region.

APC Chairman Abdullahi Bello expressed gratitude to party members, promising a comprehensive review to identify those who betrayed the APC in the November 11 governorship election in Kogi State.

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