NAKOSS Leadership commends Sen. Karimi for Changed Narratives of Representation positively

...Hails His Education, Youth Development and Transformative Legacy As Inspiring 

Comr. Adeola Sunday, President of the National Association of Kogi State Students (NAKOSS), in company of other leaders of the association, have declared that Senator Sunday Karimi has changed the narratives of representation in Kogi West Senatorial District.

The NAKOSS Leadership described the Kogi West Senator as a beacon of hope for students and upcoming leaders.

The Leaders made the declaration during their visit, urged Senator Karimi to continue in his trajectory in driving socioeconomic development, human capacity development, and sustained improvement in student welfare and education across Kogi State.

Comrade Adeola Sunday, in his speech, said: "Senator Sunday Karimi is a student-friendly politician who prioritizes student welfare, provides a conducive learning environment, and builds legacy infrastructure. His investments in education include a student bursary for 1,000 students who received N100,000 each last year, with another 3,000 set to benefit this year, the recently completed CBT center in Egbe, Yagba West Local Government, and the multi-billion-naira secondary school infrastructure project in Kogi Local Government, the only one allocated to the North-Central geopolitical zone."

The students' leaders expressed their appreciation for Senator Karimi's performance and dedication, presenting him with an "Award of Excellence in Profound Appreciation of Your Selfless Service, Commitment, and Transformative Impact on Youth Development and Humanity's Progress."

They also initiated him into the Hall of Fame, Kogi State Students.

In his response, Senator Sunday Karimi thanked the students for the honor and their support, promising to continue delivering good representation and bringing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's policies to the grassroots. 

He charged them to convey his message of hope and support to students and youths, assuring them that the renewed hope agenda will be delivered to all Nigerians. 

He also advised them to prioritize their studies and be good ambassadors of Kogi State and Nigeria anywhere they find themselves.

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