Abdulrazak described the ECN boss as a nation-builder whose leadership, patriotism and commitment to community development had yielded tangible benefits to Kogi State. The lawmaker urged the House to formally recognise Abdullahi’s vision and efforts in advancing renewable energy development and education. Meanwhile, the Assembly has confirmed the appointment of Dr Saliu Muhammed Ibn Ali as a permanent member of the Kogi State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB). In his response, Ibn Ali thanked Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo for the confidence reposed in him and the lawmakers for his confirmation. He pledged to justify the confidence by working diligently to strengthen basic education delivery across the state.