Kogi Lawmakers Visit Federal Fire Service CG, Pledge Support for Fire Safety Initiatives


A delegation from the Kogi State House of Assembly, led by Hon. Seyi Bello and representing the state’s three senatorial districts, has paid a courtesy visit to the Controller General of the Federal Fire Service, Olumode Adeyemi Samuel, at the Service Headquarters in Abuja.

During the visit, the lawmakers praised the Controller General for his exemplary leadership and outstanding contributions to strengthening fire safety management in Nigeria. They also reaffirmed the Assembly’s commitment to partnering with the Federal Fire Service on initiatives that enhance fire prevention and safety measures across Kogi State.

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