Kogi Deputy Governor, Edward Onoja Abandons Mistress In Abuja After SaharaReporters’ Story
The newspaper had exposed how Onoja bought multi-million naira properties for Nanko Lidpo at Light Gold Estate, Lugbe district of the Federal Capital Territory.
by Saharareporters, New York
May 07, 2021
The Kogi state deputy governor, Edward Onoja is now afraid to visit one of his mistresses identified as Nanko Lidpo, a source told SaharaReporters.
The newspaper had exposed how Onoja bought multi-million naira properties for Nanko Lidpo at Light Gold Estate, Lugbe district of the Federal Capital Territory.
Edward Onoja
Kogi state is currently one of the states in Nigeria that can’t survive without monthly federal allocation.
Protest In Abuja As Nigerians Demand Release Of Buhari-Must-Go Protesters Detained By Kogi Government
The protesters, while condemning the continued detention of the duo, demanded that the Nigerian government should wade in and get the innocent citizens released.
by SaharaReporters, New York
May 06, 2021
Nigerians held a protest march on Thursday in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, to demand the release of two Buhari-must-go protesters, Larry Emmanuel and Victor Udoka, who have been arrested and detained by the Kogi State Government since April 5.
The protesters, while condemning the continued detention of the duo, demanded that the Nigerian government should wade in and get the innocent citizens released.
Power-Drunk Kogi Deputy Governor Behind Continued Detention Of Critically Ill Buhari-Must-Go Protesters
Emmanuel and Udoka were arrested and molested by thugs loyal to the Kogi State Government and detained by the police.
by SaharaReporters, New York
May 03, 2021
The Deputy Governor of Kogi State, Edward Onoja, is behind the ordeal and detention of two President Muhammadu Buhari-must-go protesters, Larry Emmanuel and Victor Udoka.
Emmanuel and Udoka were arrested and molested by thugs loyal to the Kogi State Government and detained by the police.
Edward Onoja
The duo have been detained since April 5.
SaharaReporters learnt from top sources on Monday that the state governor, Yahaya Bello, inquired about the release of the protesters on Friday, but his deputy, Edward Onoja persuaded him that the two activists were sent to attack the state and should be kept in detention.