Yesterday, Tuesday, January 21, 2025, the Kogi State Forum of Local Government Special Assistants continued their endorsement tour where they visited several key government officials to secure endorsement for Governor Ododo's Orphan Students Care (GOOS-Care) initiative.


The officials visited included:


- *Hon. Momoh Fatima*, Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development


- *Hon. Abdulmalik Samari Teina*, Director General, Kogi State Bureau of Land


- *Hon. Bashiru Abdulrasheed Okatengwu*, Executive Chairman, Adavi LGA


During the visit, the officials pledged their moral, physical, and financial support for the GOOS-Care project, demonstrating their commitment to the welfare of orphaned students in Kogi State.

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