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Senator Dino Melaye Commission Constituency Projects Amist Threat

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Frontline PDP presidential aspirant, Kabiru Tanimu Turaki, SAN, has said that the war against terror in the country has remained intractable because the current Administration has failed to embrace global best practices of carrot and stick.

Despite threats from political thugs, the Senator representing Kogi West, Dino Melaye, stormed his constituency yesterday to commission some projects.

Naija news learnt that the senator inaugurated the two blocks of four classrooms be built at LGEA Primary School, Tawari, and LGEA primary School, Manyare, the 10- kilometre Manyare-Gegu Beki road and the 15-kilometre Orehi – Irovomi road, all in Kogi Local Government.

Commissioning a school in Tawari community yesterday

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Melaye, who also inaugurated a borehole he built at Felele area of Lokoja, said other projects to be inaugurated in the next few days include classroom blocks, rural roads, boreholes, skills acquisition centers as well as rural electrification schemes.

He further charged the people of the communities where the projects were located to protect them from vandals and make the best use of them.

One of over 100 projects spread across all seven LGA’s of kogi State

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It was reported that some constituency projects meant for commissioning on Wednesday (yesterday) by senator Dino Melaye, were set ablaze by persons suspected to be arsonists.

Commissioning my road project from manyere to Gegu.

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This happened after some unidentified political thugs warned the senator not to enter Kogi State or else he will be attacked.

However, The Kogi State government has condemned the burning of four of the constituency projects of Senator Dino Melaye in Lokoja the state capital by some arsonists.

The Director General, Media and Publicity to the state governor, Mr Kingsley Fanwo who spoke on behalf of government during an assessment tour of the burnt facility also said the state government has directed security operatives to fish out the arsonists.

“Irrespective of who is doing the project, the fund is from the government. So whether it is the executive or legislative, such projects should rather be applauded and not destroyed”, he said.

The people matter

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Commissioning of this school project in Lokoja

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