ACTIONAID, SOLIDARIDAD EULOGIZES FORMER EX. DIR. PIBCID, MS HALIMA OIZA SADIQ

 

...as former ED Quit to pursue personal endeavors

The Resillience Programme Coordinator with ActionAid, Team Lead of the SARVE II Project,

Mr. Anicetus Atakpu,  says he received the resignation of Ms Halima Oiza Sadiq, the former Executive Director with mixed feelings, described the former Executive Director as one who he watched grow under his tutelage.

Mr. Anicetus disclosed this while reacting to the resignation of Ms Halima, described Ms Halima Oiza Sadiq as a hard-working personality, who led to the success of the implementation of ActionAid projects in the state, says her passion to achieve result is her strength.

Mr. Anicetus expressed satisfaction that she stepped into the shoes of the Executive Director learning and unlearning, expressed satisfaction that she excelled in the assignment beyond imagination.

While he commended her managerial skill, Mr. Anicetus lauded her openness in the financial dealings with the organization, wished her well in her future endeavors.

Also speaking on the resignation of Ms Halima Oiza Sadiq, Mr Ogezi Onminyi Friday, ActionAid State Program Officer SARVE 2 Project Kogi State,

described the former Executive Director as a hard-working personality, pointing out that she enabled ActionAid meet with the required stakeholders during the program implementation in the State.

Mr. Friday commended her funds handling as meeting with the guidelines of ActionAid, wished her well in her future endeavors.

In his reaction to the resignation, Ernest Eta Senior Program officer SOLIDARIDAD West Africa, described the resignation of Ms Halima Oiza Sadiq as surprising, he however states that mobility of labour is normal in life.

Mr. Ernest described the former Executive Director as a hard-working personality, who gets tasks done without much supervision, described her as reliable and trustworthy, wished her well in her future endeavors.

Recalled that Ms Halima Oiza Sadiq, Executive Director, Participation Initiative for Behavioral Change in Development (PIBCID), resigned her appointment from the organization having held sway for three years.

In a letter of resignation copied Newsmen, she said the resignation is to enable her pursue some personal endeavors.

The former Executive Director thanked the management and staff of PIBCID for the opportunity given to her to lead PIBCID program operations in Kogi State.

Recall that the Board of Trustees, Participation Initiative for Behavioural Change in Development (PIBCID) had in March 2020 appointed her as a substantive Executive Director after a painstaking, thorough screening process, considered fair, transparent and credible.

The former Executive Director said her decision to quit the organization was personal and an informed decision, said it had no strings attached, rather it is to enable her move on to pursue her personal endeavors.

As Executive Director, Ms Halima said she successfully delivered on all Program operations for PIBCID funded by ActionAid by adhering to guidelines, effective utilization of resources provided by ActionAid, expressed satisfaction that all through her period as Executive Director, donors were satisfied with all the programs implemented.

She explained that the Program under her watch witnessed a successful close out, with particular reference to the SARVE II Project while two more she disclosed are to be completed in 2022 (LRP and SUPIA PROJECT).

She adds that having fulfilled the handover requirements, she has proceeded on her terminal leave effective 20th December, 2021, consequently has exited PIBCID.

The public press statement Ms Halima disclosed became necessary to forestall blackmail, said having had a full understanding of the society she lives in, one that is characterized with mischief makers who will want to go the extra mile in tannishing people’s image for no just cause, choosed to inform the Public of her resignation, thanked everyone for standing by her in their prayers and support.

Titcombe College Egbe old students construct, donate 300 capacity exam bal to alma mater

 

By Stephen Adeleye

The Old Students' Association of Class 1991 Set, Titcombe College (TC'91) Egbe, has constructed a new ultramodern 300 seater Examination Hall worth N30 million and donated it to the school (Alma mater). 

The Examination hall was dedicated and handed over to the college to mark the TC'91 set's 30th Anniversary celebrations on Saturday in Egbe, Yagba West Local Government Area of Kogi State.

In his remarks, Mr Kenneth Bamisaye, the President of TC'91 Set, expressed gratitude to God for the completion and dedication of the examination hall.

He noted that the school was established in 1951, but never had a befitting examination hall, saying students had been written exams in their dining hall including TC'91 set.

He explained that the idea of the project was collectively conceived during the first reunion of the set, and the foundation of the hall was laid by the pioneer President, Otunba Dayo Eluyemi, in October 2017.

He said that the 300 capacity exam hall cost about N30 million, stressing that the project was a milestone in the life of the set, the college, and would remained memorable and a moment to relish and be proud of.

''I must confess that the project was ambitious to start with, but we were motivated by the eagerness to give back to this fountain of knowledge centre, TC Egbe.

''We give God the glory for another privilege to witness the completion and dedication of the project today'', Bamisaye said.

He, therefore commended all the TC'91 set for their fervent ideas, tough and steady preparations, moral and financial commitment as well as careful criticism in making the project a reality.

Bamisaye appealed to other sets and alumni of the school to come and give back to their Alma mater and make impact in the college.  

On his part, Dr Michael Dare Idowu, the Secretary General TC'91 set, said the motto of the school, 'Learn and Worship' stood out as encapsulating the ideals and beliefs of the college.

According to him, there is no how you would pass through this magnificent institution without having a firm foundation to build your career at a later year.

''Here, you do not only acquire knowledge through committed and dedicated tutors but you are also moulded in reverence and worship of God.

''It is therefore not out of ordinary when you find the products of TC Egbe, excel in their chosen endeavours'', Idowu said.

Engr. Friday Abimbola, the Senior Prefect TC91 Set, commended the effort of the pioneer President, who single handedly gathered all TC'91 set from nooks and crannies which served as genesis of their reunion.

''My beloved TC91 set, it is not over, there is still more grounds to be broken, more is still expected from us towards the decoration of the hall and other things in the college'', Abimbola said.

The College Principal, Elder Johnson Onirinwa, commended the TC'91 set for being focused, proactive and dogged in spite the challenges encountered in the process, saying, it was unique, enviable and worthy of emulation for all and sundry.

''Set 91, I covet your unwavering determination, courage and faith, which are the catalysts that brought you to this peak.

''I pray that the Almighty God whom you have given this gift will surely reward you all handsomely; you shall not lose your reward'', Onirinwa said

The set had earlier embarked on a health walk, tagged: ''Walk for Life'', an exercise to create awareness and maintain fitness.

The highlights of the occasion was the dedication of the Examination hall and the cutting of the 30th Anniversary Cake. A minute silence was observed for their deceased school mates.

The dedication was performed by Pst. Samuel Fatoye, the Chairman, Egbe District Church Council.

Fatoye commended the group for executing the project in this hard times and prayed God to bless them tremendously, while congratulating the principal and students for the magnificent project executed during their time.

The college head boy college, Yakubu Christopher, told NAN that the students were excited and grateful about the hall, saying, ''I am very happy my set will be the first to write exam in the hall''. 

Seminars were also delivered by different speakers on various topics, which include: ''Designing My Future'', by Funke Adeniyi; ''Consolidating On The Gains, Reaching New Frontiers'', by Adewumi Adewale; and ''Reason For Increase In Crime and Criminalities Among Youths'', by Mr Raphael Eledewo

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Traditional ruler, CMD extol Governor Bello over upgrading of Idah Zonal Hospital after 100 years of neglect

By Stephen Adeleye

 A Traditional ruler, the Eje of Ofu,  HRM, Alhaji A'ku Obaje, on Thursday commended Governor Yahaya Bello (GYB) of Kogi for rehabilitating and upgrading the ancient Idah Zonal Hospital, abandoned for about 100 years by successive administrations.

Obaje made the commendation when the Forum of Special Advisers to GYB, paid a courtesy visit to the paramount ruler in Ofu, in continuation of ''GYB Legacy Projects’ Tour” to the Eastern senatorial district of the state.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the forum had recently inspected some executed and ongoing projects across Kogi Central, and Kabba in Kogi West, aimed at projecting the governor's unprecedented achievements in infrastructures to the world.

 

Obaje, who is the Chairman Traditional Council of Ofu Local Government Area, eulogised the governor for executing legacy projects in the zone, saying ''I was born in 1960 and never has any governor developed Igalaland like Yahaya Bello''.

The traditional ruler noted that the Idah Zonal Hospital was established around 1920 and had since been abandoned by successive Governors until the coming on board of GYB.

According to him, the hospital suffered neglect for almost hundred years but the intervention of GYB on the rehabilitation and upgrade has rekindled the hope of the people.

He stressed that the governor had made health care facility of that magnitude available to the people of Igalaland.

The royal father also commended GYB for rehabilitating the 56km Idah-Ajaka-Ugwolawo-Umomi-Ejule-Ofakaga-Ayingba Junction road, saying he had succeeded where his predecessors failed on road constructions and rehabilitations.

He said that the road rehabilitation had opened up business activities in four local government areas of the zone that had been dead for decades due to the deplorable state of the road.

He further thanked the governor for building a palace for the traditional institution of Ofu LGA saying that they never had a central palace until his intervention.

He added: ''I am proud to be the first traditional ruler to make use of the palace''. 

Obaje further said that the ''Operation Light Up Kogi East Project'' introduced and executed by GYB in providing power infrastructure to the zone, had given many villages in Igalaland and increased electricity supply from the incessant three to more than six hours daily.

''Let the Governor come and commission electricity, roads, hospitals and palaces built in Igalaland. He has achieved so much in Igalaland in the last six years..

''The governor should not only build giant infrastructures but he should come down and commission them'', Obaje said.

Earlier, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters and son of the soil, Hon. Onogwu Patrick, described GYB as a detribalised leader whose developmental strides cut accross the entire 21 LGAs of the state. 

Patrick enjoined the people of the zone to pray for GYB to become the next President of Nigeria for the security, infrastructural and economic development of Nigeria.

The forum thereafter took a tour to the upgraded Idah Zonal hospital, where they were received by the Chief Medical Director (CMD), Dr Monday Audu, who commended the forum for the tour.

Audu noted that the current level of upgrade in the ancient hospital was the kind he had never witnessed since he began practicing as a medical practitioner.

He appreciated the governor for being mindful of the health of the people of Kogi east which informed the upgrade of the once abandoned medical facility for many decades.

Audu added that the upgrade had provided greater access to good medicare for the people of Ibaji, Idah, Igalamela/Odolu and Ofu Local Government Areas, adding that the hospital had started receiving upsurge of patients more than ever.

The Special Adviser on Health Matters, Pharm. Clement Hamidu, said Kogi Government upgraded the hospital with intention to guarantee quality healthcare facility and professionals that would prioritise the wellness and health of the people especially at the grassroots.

Hamidu commended the governor for making healthcare delivery topmost agenda and his passion about making healthcare available to even the rural dwellers.

Earlier, the Chairman of Idah Local government, Hon. Abuh Odoma, commended the forum for counting it worthy to visit each local government to monitor GYB legacy projects and reporting same to the public, 

Odoma expressed joy that such a gigantic hospital  upgrade was happening during his tenure as Chairman and thanked the governor for making him a proud Chairman with legacy projects to show his people. 

The chairman said that security challenges had been resolved in the local government such that residents could now sleep without fear of attack or kidnap, and assured the forum of their safety during the tour in the area.

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FRSC launches ember months' campaign in Kogi, tasks motorists on road safety

By Stephen Adeleye

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), RS8.3 Kogi State Sector Command, on Wednesday launched the 2021 Ember Months Campaign Rally, tagged: ''Maintain Safe Speed, Avoid Night Travels and Enjoy Quality Road Experience''.

Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi, who inaugurated the campaign at Lokoja Mega Terminal Felele,  urged motorists to always maintain safe speed and obey traffic rules and regulations. 

Represented by his Deputy, Dr Edward Onoja, the governor commended the efforts of FRSC for ensuring safety on Nigerian roads particularly in Kogi. 

According to him, the mandate of the FRSC is to ensure there are no accident on our way during this particular period when most people would want to embark on journey towards the end of the year.

He applauded FRSC for taking a proactive step through the advocacy which had gone a long way in reducing road accidents in the state.

The governor enjoined motorists and other road users to maintain safe speed, avoid night travels and enjoy quality road experience by not overtaking unnecessarily.

He used the opportunity to appeal to the general public particularly the transport unions to corporate and support government to ensure that the Lokoja Mega Terminal in Felele function effectively for the benefit of all.

Earlier, the FRSC Sector Commander in Kogi, CC Solomon Agure, said that the 2021 ember campaign was targeted at introducing the best global road use practices into the people of the state and the nation at large.

He explained that the essence of the FRSC ember months was to always educate motorists on how to safely use the road and prevent unnecessary crashes.

According to Agure, the four months of extensive public education this year is expected to produce zero crashes or zero death within the period and beyond. We are going to carry out enforcement on all traffic rules and regulations within this period.

The sector commander stressed that the Kogi FRSC, had put some measures in place to checkmate the ugly trend of overspeeding, dangerous driving and other road vices which often resulted in road traffic crashes.

''Road safety is a collective responsibility and to enjoy quality road experience, we must shun all forms of anti-safety vices relating to lawless, reckless, negligent, impatient, drunk and unskilled driving, among others'', he said.

He, therefore urged all transport stakeholders and Government officials to shun reckless driving and also ensure that their drivers and vehicles were in good mood and working conditions.

He thanked the traditional rulers, and sister security agencies in the state for their complementary roles towards achieving one common goal of nation building through safety on Nigeria's roads. 

Agure appreciated Kogi State Government for being very supportive and creating conducive environment towards the propagation of road safety in the state and the nation at large.

''Your Excellency, the Corps will continue to rely on your financial and logistics support in prosecuting our strategic goals of creating safer monitoring environment to achieve 15 and 20 per cent reduction in RTC and facility respectively'', Agure said. 

On his part, Alh. Yahaya Ibrahim, the Chairman, National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), appreciated the FRSC for their support and proactiveness in ensuring road safety. 

''We are ever ready to support the Corps and State Government to ensure that the Lokoja Mega Terminal in Felele, is very effective and functional'', he said.

Stakeholders at the event were: the Military, Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), Nigerian Correctional Services (NCS), the Police, DSS, Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), NYSC, VIO, among others. (NAN) (www.nannnews.ng)

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Kogi Begins Training Of 1,080 Health Officers For Implementation Of Basic Healthcare Fund

By Stephen Adeleye

The Kogi State Government has commenced training exercise for 1,080 health workers for the implementation of the Basic Health Care Provision Fund (BHCPF) in the state.

Speaking to NAN on Tuesday at the training centre in Lokoja, the Executive Director, Kogi State Primary Health Care Development Agency (KSPHCDA), Dr Abubakar Yakubu, said the training was one of the prerequisites for implementation of BHCPF in the state.

According to him, the training exercise was the state's Training of Trainers (ToT) aim at building the capacity of staff that would handle the BHCPF program about to be implemented in the state.

He noted that a total of 1,080 participants would be trained for the implementation of BHCPF program across the 21 local government areas of the state.

He said that the six-day intensive training which commenced on Sept. 27, to end  on Oct. 2, would be cascaded at the local government and ward levels where officers in charge of primary health facilities would be trained. 

He explained that eight faciliators from National Primary Health Care (NPHCDA) and National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) including partners from WHO and UNICEF were on ground for the exercise.

He added the ward development committee members, the HMI officers at LGA would also be trained for data capturing and organisation for the program.

''So as soon as we are through with these trainings, we are pretty certain that the implementation of BHCPF program would start in the state in earnest.

''Already, we have dedicated fund on our pulse and as soon as we commence the program, issues pertaining to maternal and child health, and immunization of the children would be taken very seriously.

''We are going to get more health officers from the BHCPF especially the midwives and nurses, and increase their numbers in health facilities across the state.

''This will enhance the primary healthcare delivery across the state'', he said.

He, therefore urged the participants to take their time and use the opportunity to put in all the necessary energies so that they could maximally benefits from it.

Dr Emmanuel Bola Jonah, the Desk Officer and Focal Person for Kogi State BHCPF, said the agency had selected participant from one health facility in every ward in all the 239 wards across the state.

He noted that 236 out of the selected 239 health facilities in the state had been accredited, while the remaining three health facilities were in the process accreditation.

He stressed that the implementation BHCPF program would improve health indices of people at the grassroots and reduce mortality and morbidity in the state.

He added that the BPHCPF program would make healthcare affordable, prevent death and improve the health of the people especially at the grassroots.

On his part, Dr Adekunle Aledare, the Executive Secretary, Kogi State Health Insurance Agency (KGSHIA), commended the Governor for his magnanimity in paying the state's commitment fund of N100 million to enable Kogi benefit from the BHCPF, and for fully sponsoring the training exercise.

''We thank His Excellency, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, for his proactiveness and for being health friendly governor that is concerned with healthcare services of the people of Kogi State'', he said.

He said that KGSHIA was also an implementing partner of the BHCPF, adding that the agency had the mandate to enrol 131 vulnerable persons per ward across the 239 wards in the state.

He noted that the agency had completed enrollment of a total of 31, 491 vulnerable persons across the state's 21 local government areas that would benefit from the BHCPF.

According to Aledare, the eligible enrollees include pregnant women, children under five years of age, people with disability, the poorest of the poor and the elderly above 60 years.

One of the Facilitators, Mr Stephen Ameh, Assistant Director from National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS), Abuja, said at the end of the training, the participants were expected to have acquired the necessary skills and go back to replicate same at the grassroots.

He noted that Kogi was the first of the remaining three States that were yet to do the training, saying all other States had done the BHCPF training.

He, however commended the Governor for the prompt payment of the state's commitment fund, saying Kogi was the first to pay among the northern States.

A participant, Yusuf Hojapa, the Chairman of Primary Healthcare (PHC) Forum in Kogi, said he had really benefited from the training, saying he would cascade same knowledge at the grassroots.

The Ag. Permanent Secretary the State's Ministry of Health, Mrs Diana Rose Offor, on Monday inaugurated the training exercise on behalf of the Commissioner for Health, Dr Saka Audu, 

The commissioner advised the participants to take the training very seriously, saying the state was very much concerned as it had invested heavily on the program.

According to him, Kogi is known for excellence, dedication and quality output, so the participants must corporate and listen attentively.  

The Basic Health Care Provision Fund (BHCPF) is one per cent of the Federal Government consolidated revenue deducted at source with other support from partners, donor agencies, individuals and corporate organizations.

The fund is meant to help the federal government in achieving the Universal Health Coverage for All.

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Senator Ogbeha offers scholarship, donates cash, foodstuffs to motherless children to mark 74th birthday

By Stephen Adeleye

Senator Tunde Ogbeha has donated foodstuffs worth millions of naira, donated cash and granted academic scholarships to some motherless children at Ministry of Mercy (MOM) Orphanage in Lokoja, Kogi State.

The scholarship offer was part of the former Military Governor of old Bendel and Akwa Ibom states’ outreach to the less privileged in Kogi to mark his 74th birthday on Sunday in Lokoja.

Represented by his wife, Mrs, Esther Tunde-Ogbeha, the retired Army General donated cash and foodstuffs worth millions of Naira for the upkeep of children at the orphanage.

Mrs Ogbeha commended the management of MOM Orphanage for their dedicated service to God and humanity. She called on well meaning Nigerians to support orphans and other less privileged in the society.

''You are always in my prayers, at all times. It is obvious the children here are doing well, thank you for taking good care of them.

“I must commend the management of this orphanage and all care givers that have made sacrifices to ensure these children are well taken care of.

 

“My husband’s birthday comes up on September 1 but we have decided to start the celebrations with these wonderful children. Thank you for your regular prayers,” she said.

The proprietor of MOM Orphanage, Dr Daniel Aduojo, thanked the Ogbehas for always reaching out to the facility, saying the children in both of their orphanages in Lokoja and Dekina Local Government Areas, were always excited with the Ogbehas’ visit.

“Every time you come here to put smiles on our faces, you are making God happy because he calls these children his brothers and sisters.

Quoting from the Bible from the book of Matthew 25:31-40, he said: ''And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me''.

The proprietor stressed whatever we do to the children especially the orphans and the less privilege ones, we are doing it unto God.

“Here in Lokoja, we have less than 100 children but in Otutulu, we have about three hundred children. They are mostly motherless. Most of their mothers died during childbirth. Others were abandoned babies.

“Worried by the maternal mortality rate, my wife and I came up with a vision to establish a medical centre where pregnant women can access.

“In the last four years, all caesarian operation in our medical centre has been free of charge to ensure our mothers deliver safely. 

''We want our mothers to live, take care of their children themselves and reap the fruits of their labour,” Aduojo said.

He prayed that God would reward the Ogbehas abundantly and grant them long life and prosperity in good health and sound mind.

The children and caregivers at the orphanage joined Mrs Ogbeha to cut the former Senator’s 74th birthday cake. They prayed that God grant him long life and enlarge his coast.

 

Items donated include: Jerricans of palm oil, many tubers of yam, 10 bags of 50kg of rice, several cartons of Honeywell Instant Noodles, bags of gari, cartons of: Infant food, detergents, biscuits, and cartons of vegetable oil.

Others were: Packs of diapers, cheese balls, and pop corn, cartons of: soaps, Honeywell spaghetti, and peak sachets, and several bags of semovita, among others. 

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Gold: Kolawole Olaitan/Alexandre Kaliat - NICN.

Silver: Cecilia Felix/Olamiku Iwowari - SCN.

Bronze: Abubakar Ovasa/Bako Patience - KGSJ

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