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November 9, 2016

‘Declaration of Kogi as oil state ‘ll end crisis with Anambra’

Budget 2024 under threat as oil price drops to $76.53 per barrel

Oil money

By Joseph Erunke

ABUJA—SENATOR Isaac Mohammed, representing Kogi East senatorial district, yesterday, said the long-standing crisis between Kogi and Anambra states could only be brought to an end by the enlistment of Kogi as oil-producing state.

To this end, he has asked the relevant authorities, especially the Federal Government, to do the needful to stave off the crisis between the two states which, he noted, had dragged on for too long.

Mohammed in a statement in Abuja, at the end of his meeting with Ibaji oil community of the state, regretted that the oil crisis had not only been on for a while, but had also led to large scale destruction of properties and loss of lives.

Senator Abubakar explained that the essence of his meeting with Ibaji oil producing community of his state was to, first and foremost, “impress on our people to remain law abiding while I continue to liaise with the Senate and the Federal Government to declare Kogi State an oil producing state.’’

 

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