KPGG Secures 400 Jobs For Kogi Indigenes In Fertiliser Company
The Kogi Projector for Good Governance (KPGG), a non-governmental organisation, has secured 400 employment opportunities for indigenes of Kogi State in a reputable fertiliser company.
The organisation disclosed this in a statement signed by its Director-General, His Eminence Isah David Ohinoyi, JP, on behalf of the Board of Trustees and Management.
According to the statement, the initiative is part of KPGG’s commitment to creating employment opportunities, empowering citizens and contributing to the socio-economic development of Kogi State and Nigeria through strategic collaborations with reputable organisations.
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It said the official flag-off of the selection exercise would take place on Monday, September 21, 2026, at 10:00am at the KPGG headquarters, Alhaji Hassan Katsina Road, Zone 8, Lokoja.
The organisation said applications would open on Tuesday, September 22, and close on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
It stressed that the selection process would be transparent, fair and merit-based, urging interested and qualified applicants from Kogi State and other parts of the country to take advantage of the opportunity within the stipulated period.
KPGG explained that successful applicants would be expected to resume work between September 30 and October 3, 2026.
It noted that the four-day resumption window was provided to enable successful candidates travelling from various local government areas and other locations to make necessary arrangements and complete their resumption formalities.
The organisation urged all successful candidates to take note of the stipulated dates and ensure their availability for the resumption exercise.
KPGG said the employment initiative was consistent with its broader intervention programmes aimed at complementing government efforts in improving livelihoods and promoting self-reliance.
It added that, since its inception, the organisation had implemented free medical outreaches, skills acquisition and vocational training, economic empowerment programmes, educational support initiatives, community development projects and employment opportunities targeting men, women, youths, widows and persons with disabilities across Kogi State.
The statement further recalled that KPGG recently concluded a skills acquisition and empowerment programme in Ajaokuta Local Government Area, describing the intervention as another demonstration of its commitment to sustainable livelihood development.
DemocracyNewslineNewspaper, September 18, 2026
