The Distinguished Senator representing Kogi Central Senatorial District, Natasha Hadiza Akpoti-Uduaghan, has officially commissioned a newly built and fully furnished Police Station at Ihima, Okehi Local Government Area of Kogi State, marking Day 4 of her two-year anniversary celebration in office.
The newly completed Ihima Police Station, equipped with modern facilities, stands as a symbol of her unwavering commitment to promoting peace, security, and community development across Kogi Central. The structure, which includes a fully furnished staff quarters, a brand-new Toyota Tacoma Patrol Van, and an electric power bike, is designed to enhance law enforcement mobility and response efficiency in combating insecurity within the region.
The commissioning ceremony drew a large crowd of elated constituents, traditional rulers, security operatives, youth leaders, and political stakeholders who described the project as “a historic intervention in grassroots security.”
Speaking during the event, Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan reaffirmed her steadfast resolve to strengthen security networks across communities, noting that meaningful development can only thrive in an atmosphere of peace and stability.
“We cannot talk about development without peace, and peace cannot thrive without security. This Police Station is not just a building—it’s a promise fulfilled, a fortress of hope, and a symbol of our shared determination to build safer communities,” she stated to a thunderous ovation.
Residents of Ihima and neighboring communities expressed overwhelming gratitude, describing the Senator as “a rare breed of leader who walks her talk.” Many emphasized that the new police facility will not only enhance security but also restore public confidence in law enforcement operations within the area.
Traditional leaders commended her people-oriented projects, highlighting that her initiatives—ranging from boreholes, solar streetlights, modern schools, and smart markets to empowerment programs and infrastructural development—have redefined representation in Kogi Central.
The newly commissioned station is fitted with state-of-the-art communication equipment, officer quarters, and a steady power supply system, making it one of the most functional police posts in the senatorial district. Observers have described it as a “model security project” that could inspire replication nationwide.
As the Senator continues her series of constituency project commissions marking her two-year anniversary, Day 4 once again reinforces the narrative that Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan is not just representing her people—she is rebuilding their hope, restoring their dignity, and redefining service delivery in governance.
Kogi Central indeed has a worthy representative who delivers beyond rhetoric—transforming promises into enduring legacies.
Congratulations, Kogi Central!
