Kogi Poll: Ibro, Ogbeha, Wada, Patrick Adaba Throws In Campaign Harts For Musa (Pdp), Bello (Apc) How Market? ~Kogi-Eyez



After the demise of political gladiators like Audu, Achema, A.T Ahmed, Awoniyi, Stephen, other names that comes to mind are Ibro, Wada, Adaba, Ogbeha and they all are sick of Bello's government and want a change in Lugard House for the benefit of all kogites.

Political staminas will come to play in the forth coming gubernatorial election as these political heavy weights are been respected in their different constituencies/regions.

How will fledging Bello and his supporters be able to unturned the will of the majority in the state, because as it seems, every MAJOR and REASONABLE kogite is against Bello reelection.
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