Ododo’s Aide To Speak At KONGONET AGM

Special adviser on Media to Kogi State Governor, Ismaila Isah, will serve as a guest speaker at the 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Kogi State Non-governmental Organisation Network (KONGONET).
The event, which will be held on Thursday at the NUJ Press Centre, Lokoja, will bring together civil society leaders, development partners, media professionals, and relevant state actors for a day of dialogue and reflection on collaboration between state and non-state actors.

Isah confirmed his participation in a statement released by his office. In it, he expressed appreciation for the invitation and described the engagement as a timely and important opportunity for collaboration among actors in the civic space.

He said the AGM, themed “Synergy for Socio-Economic Development: Uniting State and Non-State Actors for a Greater Impact in Kogi State,” would offer an opportunity to deepen collaboration between civil society and the government in policy formulation, implementation, and development outreach.
Isah’s keynote presentation will focus on the role of strategic communication in fostering transparency, citizen participation, and inclusive governance at all levels.

He noted that Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo’s administration has consistently demonstrated openness to dialogue and partnerships, which he said are essential for sustainable development in the state.

“This invitation is a testament to the administration’s willingness to engage meaningfully with the civil space. As a government, we believe development should be people-driven, including giving civil society a voice at the table,” he said.

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He added that Governor Ododo has remained committed to building institutions, strengthening accountability, and working with all partners to promote open governance partnerships for the state’s progress.

The event is expected to draw stakeholders from the state’s 21 local government areas and partners from outside Kogi State.