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At Ocholi’s memorial, Kogi indigenes lament non-inclusion in Buhari’s cabinet

By Collins Olayinka, Abuja
07 March 2017   |   4:45 am
Indigenes of Kogi State at the memorial of the late Minister of Labour and Employment, Mr. James Ocholi, have lamented their non-representation in Buhari’s cabinet.

Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole (left); Minister of Water Resources, Suleiman Adamu Kazaure; Minister of State for Trade and Investment, Aisha Abubakar; President, Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Ayuba Wabba; Reverend Joyce Sam Amaga and son of the late Minister of State for Labour and Productivity, Aaron Ocholi, during the first yearly public lecture and book presentation in honour of James Ocholi in Abuja… yesterday. PHOTO LUCY LADIDI ELUKPO

Indigenes of Kogi State at the memorial of the late Minister of Labour and Employment, Mr. James Ocholi, have lamented their non-representation in Buhari’s cabinet.

They said their expectation of naming Ocholi’s replacement on the Federal Executive Council (FEC) failed to happen.But speaking at the occasion in Abuja, the Minister of Water Resources, Suleiman Kazaure, said FEC members would purchase 500 copies of the book and also support the Ocholi James Trust.

Also, the guest lecturer at the event, Prof. Kabir Mato while eulogising the principles that Ocholi stood for, said that Nigerians must find it acceptable that the country is in this present state because of the activities, actions and inactions of past administrations.

He, therefore, cautioned that Nigerians must know that the desire for change has consequences and that the current hardship is part of the process that must be undergone.The Minster of Science and Technology, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, who chaired the occasion, stressed the need for Nigeria to get her values.

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