A group, Conscience for Human Rights and Conflict Resolution (CHRCR), has called on the Kogi Government to leverage the state’s economic potential for infrastructure and living conditions improvement. Executive director Idris Abdul stated that Kogi’s anniversary should be a time for development assessment. He highlighted potential in tourism, mining, agriculture, and housing, urging a focus on tourism development and reviving facilities.
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