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We are committed to reducing out of school Children in Kogi State – GGPI

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Last updated: 2025/02/02 at 6:38 AM
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We are committed to reducing out of school Children in Kogi State – GGPI

Poised with the commitment to improving the standard of education and to reduce out of school Children, a Non-Governmental Global Green Pillar Initiative, (GGPI) has continued the distribution of free note books across Kogi State and now,it’s Central Senatorial District.

This laudable initiative is in commemoration of the one year anniversary of Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo who many described as a silent achiever within a shortest possible time.

The organization, who is complementing the achievement of the present administration in the educational sectors have continued to re-echoed it resolves to ensure that Students across board in Kogi State get the desired education to secure a brighter future.

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The management team of GGPI over time had described education as the bedrock of national development stressing that Kogi State is forever grateful to Governor Ododo, the Chief Servant of the State for his laudable achievement in the last one year in office.

In Kogi Central, the management team of GGPI successfully distributed note books to
Magongo Community Secondary School, Local Government Secondary School Upogoro Okene,LGEA Secondary schools Agasa Ahache,Okene Community,Okengwe Community Secondary School Arigo – Okene, Community Comprehensive High School Ogori, and Government Science Secondary School Adogo.

Others are Asco Staff Comprehensive Secondary School I Ajaokuta,Asco Staff Comprehensive Secondary School II Ajaokuta,Government Girls Science Secondary School Otutu Okene.

Still on the list are Government Science Secondary School Ogaminana Adavi, Okehi Community Secondary School Eika,Ebira Community Secondary School Ogaminana Adavi,
Okehi Community secondary school Oboroke Ihima.

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