
The new “001” continues his round of strategic engagements — shaking hands with Immigration, the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND), and even entertainment icon 2Face Idibia — strengthening partnerships and visibility for Kogi State.
In a familiarization visit to the Comptroller General of the Federal Fire Service, CG Samuel Adeyemi, the delegation from the Kogi State House of Assembly was warmly received by the Comptroller General himself, alongside senior officers of the Service.
CG Adeyemi, who joined the Federal Fire Service in 2002 and has held various leadership positions across departments over two decades, hails from Bunu, Kabba (Kogi West) — making him the first Kogi State citizen to attain the position of Comptroller General of the Federal Fire Service.
Speaking during the visit, the Leader of the Delegation, Hon. Seyi Victor Bello, who is the Deputy Chief Whip of the Kogi State House of Assembly, conveyed good tidings from the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Aliyu Umar, and the entire members of the 8th Assembly.
He noted that the visit had been slightly delayed due to official engagements, explaining that the mission was to congratulate the Comptroller General on his appointment in March, as well as to convey the yearnings of their constituencies and strengthen collaboration between the State and the Service.
In his response, a visibly elated Comptroller General Adeyemi expressed deep appreciation for the visit, noting that he was overwhelmed by the recognition from his home state. He commended the House for its consistent support to both the previous and current administrations, adding that Kogi State has shown unity in purpose and continuity in leadership.
The Comptroller General further pledged not to disappoint the people of Kogi State, assuring that he would make the State proud through exemplary service and national impact. He reaffirmed his commitment to uphold integrity, professionalism, and innovation within the Federal Fire Service.
Members of the delegation included Hon. Jibril Onoru-Oiza Abu, Member representing Ajaokuta State Constituency; Hon. Jacob Olawumi, Member representing Mopa Amuro State Constituency; Hon. Bin Ebaiya Shehu Tijani, Member representing Lokoja I State Constituency; Hon. Idrees Aliyu, Member representing Kogi/Koto State Constituency; and Hon. Abbas Ibrahim Linco Ocheje, Member representing Ankpa I State Constituency.
The visit, which follows similar engagements with other federal institutions, underscores the House’s commitment to strategic partnership and inclusive representation.

































