Former Kogi State governor Alhaji Ibrahim Idris, who died at the age of 77 , left behind a political and business legacy that shaped the state’s development for nearly a decade. Widely known as “Ibro,” Idris served as governor between 2003 and 2012, overseeing major infrastructure, education, healthcare and civil service reforms during his administration.
Beyond politics, he was a successful businessman whose transition into public service made him one of Kogi’s most influential leaders.
Hereunder  are seven key things the late governor will be remembered for:
1. Nearly 9 Years At The Helm Of Kogi

Governed Kogi from 2003 to 2012, one of the longest civilian tenures in the state...