Mr Stephen Aremu, the Kogi Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources, has urged electorate in the state to keep faith with the government of Capt. Idris Wada.
Aremu made the appeal in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lokoja on Friday.
He, therefore, appealed to the people to give the governor another opportunity, through their votes, to govern the state for the second term in the Nov. 21 governorship election.
He said the call was necessary to enable the governor to complete the numerous developmental projects and programmes that his administration started.
According to him, the governor has attracted investors both locally and internationally and has resolved not to abandon any project.
Aremu said that on assumption of office in 2012, Wada took up all the projects he inherited from his predecessor, Alhaji Idris Ibrahim, and completed them.
“There is high tendency to abandon projects in the state if a new government emerges.
“A number of investors have come on board, a lot of World Bank projects are ongoing and other private international investors are in place.
“In spite the fact that the state’s wage bill is one of highest in the North- Central, salaries were being paid when due.’’ (NAN)
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