Kenneth Gbagi's Outstanding Presentation Wins National Attention as Governor, Emir Attends National Conference in Lafia

By Ezekiel Kagbala FPR

The Former Minister of Education, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi, Governor of Nasarawa State, Engr. Abdullahi

Sule, Emir of Lafia and Chairman, Nasarawa State Council of Chiefs, retired Justice Sidi Dauda, Vice chancellor of Federal University of Lafia, Nasarawa State and notable dignitaries today Tuesday, graced the third annual National Conference organized by the Federal University of Lafia In Nasarawa State.

all attention from students, lecturers, Participants on Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi

Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi who created numerous universities, Polytechnics and federal government colleges durring his tenure as the minister of state for education addressed critical issues bothering on National Security at the Annual national conference with the theme: "National Security, Covid-19 and social issues in Nigeria".

Gbagi Exchanges pleasantries with deligates at conference

The university which was established in February 2011 by the Federal Government of Nigeria crated the avenue to discuss issues that bodders on national interest.

Gbagi durring his presentation noted that Nigeria is bedeviled with several setback for sustainable development. He posted that the Covid-19 pandemic and insecurities has heightened poverty, fear and distrust amongst Nigerians.

Top security personnel including representatives of various security agencies who listened to Gbagi lavished accolades on the sagacity of the the criminologist Chief Kenneth Gbagi who noted that the Nation's security apparatus needs restructuring.

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