Breaking: KGHA Reconstitute Standing Committees of the House

TUESDAY 27th FEBRUARY, 2018.

FROM THE KOGI STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY LOKOJA.

Reconstituted Standing Committees of the House.

Honorable Ahmed Mohammed of Ankpa 1 State Constituency is now the Chairman, House Committee on Works, Infrastructure and Job Creation.

Vice Chairman, House committee on Rules and Business.

Member of the following Committees;

- House Committee on Selection.

- House Committee on Culture, Tourism and Transport.

-House Committee on Women affairs and Poverty Alleviation.

- House Committee on Physical Planning, Urban and Rural Development.

- House Committee on Local Government administration and Chieftaincy affairs.

- House Committee on Education, Science and Technology.

- House Committee on Public Accounts

- House Committee on Government House administration and Governors office.

Congratulations Honorable Ahmed Mohammed

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