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KOGI STATE GOVERNMENT AGAIN PROCURES ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIERS, VOWS NO HIDING PLACE FOR CRIMINALS IN KOGI

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THE PALACE OF HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, THE OHINOYI OF EBIRALAND (SAAKI)

From the beautiful city of Okene, the Palace of His Royal Majesty, The Ohinoyi of Ebiraland, stands as a magnificent symbol of the rich cultural heritage, history, and traditional authority of the Ebira people.

The palace is distinguished by its beautiful architectural design, combining grandeur with cultural significance. Its commanding position within Okene makes it a notable landmark and a center of traditional governance, where the Ohinoyi presides over matters relating to the customs, unity, and development of the Ebira Kingdom.

The Palace of the Ohinoyi of Ebiraland reflects the enduring legacy of the Ebira Kingdom and remains a proud testament to its identity, leadership, and cultural pride.

Governor Ododo Visits Iluke, Promises Stronger Security After Deadly Attack.

HE. Ahmed Usman Ododo visited Iluke in Kabba-Bunu Local Government Area to commiserate with families following Wednesday’s tragic attack that claimed the lives of three people, including a school Vice Principal.

Accompanied by security chiefs, the governor confirmed that notorious bandit leader had been neutralized and announced additional security measures aimed at strengthening the safety of Iluke and surrounding communities.

Governor Ododo reiterated his administration’s zero-tolerance stance on banditry, called for stronger collaboration between residents and security agencies, and reaffirmed his commitment to making Kogi State a safe and secure place for all. He assured the affected families and the wider community that the government would continue taking decisive steps to protect lives and property.

The Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Programme (NJFP 2.0), in collaboration with the Kogi State Government, host the NJFP 2.0 Kogi Employer & Fellow Engagements 2026 in Lokoja. An initiative designed to connect talented young graduates with credible organizations across Nigeria.

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The Kogi State Government has condemned the attack on Government Secondary School, Iluke-Bunu, in Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area during the ongoing WAEC examinations.

Assured residents that security agencies are working to apprehend the perpetrators and strengthen security around schools and communities.

May the souls of those who lost their lives rest in peace.

The ‘Òlógbóò-Àtá’ (Palace of the Ata-Igala) in Idah, Kogi State.

The official residence of His Royal Majesty, The Ata-Igala has within the palace environment places of worship that reflect the community’s religious diversity and harmony.

Both a mosque and a church serve as worship centers, demonstrating the peaceful coexistence of different faiths under the revered institution of the Ata-Igala.

This unique blend of culture and religion highlights the values of tolerance, mutual respect, and unity that have long been part of the kingdom’s heritage.

The palace remains not only a seat of traditional leadership but also a living testament to the rich history and inclusive spirit of the Igala people.

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Ebira People: Beauty, Culture, and the Story of Ita’okueta

Ebira girls are widely admired for their natural beauty, confidence, and elegance. Beyond physical appearance, they carry a rich cultural identity that is beautifully expressed through Ita’okueta, the authentic traditional attire of the Ebira people.

Every color woven into Ita’okueta tells a meaningful story:
White represents purity, peace, and sincerity.
Black symbolizes strength, dignity, resilience, and formality.

Blue reflects the rich cultural heritage, unity, and enduring traditions of the Ebira people.
More than just clothing, Ita’okueta is a symbol of identity and pride. It connects generations, preserves history, and showcases the beauty of Ebira culture to the world.

When worn with grace, it celebrates not only fashion but also the values, history, and spirit of the Ebira nation.

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THE PALACE OF HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, ATA-IGALA.
Idah Kogi State.

The ‘Òlógbóò-Àtá’(Palace of the Ata-Igala) Ídá. Situated on the summit of a cliff, the palace overlooks the River Niger which Igala native speakers call ‘Òhìmìnì fufu, as it makes its way southward, heading progressively to the Atlantic Ocean into which it empties its watery baggage.

Behind the Ọdọgọ Cliff, which stands at a towering height shy of 190 feet above sea level, is the King’s Palace. It is from there that traditional authority reverberates across the Igala Kingdom, From the seat of power he communes with the gods, the spirits of his ancestors, the chain of kings that have ruled the land since antiquity.

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