
Kogi Government Probes Deaths of Four Family Members After Eating Amala
The Kogi State government has launched an investigation into the deaths of four family members who reportedly died after consuming an Amala meal.
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The Kogi State government has launched an investigation into the deaths of four family members who reportedly died after consuming an Amala meal.

The Kogi State Government has implemented new security measures, including an immediate ban on commercial motorcycle operations in designated areas of Bunu District in Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area.
The Kogi State Government addressed claims of ethnic bias in civil service employment, assuring citizens of fairness, equity, and merit-based hiring.

The Kogi State Government has lauded President Bola Tinubu’s commitment to establishing state police, calling it a generational reform for Nigeria's security.

The Kogi State Government has condemned the killing of an unarmed herder in Kupa and the subsequent reprisal attacks, ordering the arrest of both the vigilante involved and the reprisal attackers.

The Kogi State government has suspended the Echane festival over security threats. The decision was made to ensure the safety of residents and prevent potential incidents.

The Kogi State Government has offered its condolences and pledged support to the families affected by a horrific road accident involving a tanker in Okunchi, Adavi Local Government Area.

The Kogi government has announced a date for the resumption of schools, which were indefinitely shut down across the state on February 3rd due to insecurity concerns.
Four school victims abducted during NECO exams in Kogi, Nigeria, have been rescued. Governor Ododo received the victims at the government house, and police confirmed they are receiving care.

The Kogi government has sealed the Daarul Kitab Islamic Training Centre in Zariagi, Adavi Local Government Area, for operating without government approval, following a recent kidnap incident.

A strategic consultant has questioned Kogi State's proposed ₦50 billion airport project, arguing that the investment is not aligned with current economic realities or citizen priorities, and suggests prioritizing roads and schools instead.