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OKURA STATE CREATION

Committee Submits Memorandum to National Assembly

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Last updated: March 27, 2025 1:35 pm
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Iliyasu S. Yahaya
Unity Star Tv Africa
Abuja, Nigeria

In a significant step towards the creation of Okura State, the committee spearheading the initiative, led by Chief Robert Audu, the Agenyi Attah of Igala, has submitted its memorandum to the Clerk of the National Assembly.

This development marks a crucial milestone in the quest for statehood, as it fulfills one of the key requirements outlined in the Constitution.

 

 

The committee’s delegation, which accompanied Chief Audu to the National Assembly, comprised notable individuals, including:


1. DG Difri, Alfa Ibn Mustapha
2. Dr. Yakubu Ugwolawo
3. Prof. Godwin Ogbadu
4. Dr. Odaudu
5. Hon. Zak Bala
6. Mr Emmanuel Labija Oliya and
7. Hon. Salihu Ameh.

The memorandum, which was formally accepted and acknowledged by the National Assembly, outlines the rationale and justification for the creation of Okura State.

This proposed state would comprise nine local government areas in the eastern part of Kogi State, including Ankpa, Bassa, Dekina, Ibaji, Idah, Igalamela-Odolu, Ofu, Olamaboro, and Omala.

The creation of Okura State has been a longstanding demand of the people of the region, who have been advocating for greater autonomy and self-governance.

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