Honorable (Chief) Jimoh Kobere Congratulates Hon. Durosimi Meseko on Appointment as NBRRI Board Chairman

Honorable (Chief) Jimoh Kobere Congratulates Hon. Durosimi Meseko on Appointment as NBRRI Board Chairman


Honorable (Chief) Jimoh Kobere has extended his heartfelt congratulations to Hon. Durosimi Meseko on his recent appointment as the Board Chairman of the Nigerian Building and Road Research Institute (NBRRI). In his congratulatory message, Chief Kobere described the appointment as a “well-deserved recognition” of Hon. Meseko’s unwavering dedication to public service and community development.


Highlighting Hon. Meseko’s remarkable contributions during the last Local Government Area (LGA) elections, Chief Kobere emphasized the pivotal role he played in inspiring progress and unity in Kabba/Bunu LGA. He noted that Hon. Meseko’s support and commitment to development have been a source of encouragement to many, showcasing his leadership qualities and vision for the growth of his community.


Chief Kobere commended Hon. Meseko for his exceptional service as the APC Deputy National Publicity Secretary, acknowledging his significant contributions to the progress of Kabba/Bunu LGA and the All Progressives Congress (APC) at large. “Hon. Meseko is truly a round peg in a round hole,” Chief Kobere remarked, adding that the people of Kabba/Bunu LGA and the entire Kogi State are proud of this milestone achievement.


Expressing confidence in Hon. Meseko’s ability to bring transformative progress to NBRRI, Chief Kobere urged him to leverage his wealth of experience and expertise to reposition the institute. He called on Hon. Meseko to lead the institute in carrying out groundbreaking research that will support the federal government in developing better strategies for addressing infrastructure challenges across communities.


This appointment marks another chapter in Hon. Durosimi Meseko’s illustrious career, as he continues to serve as a source of inspiration and a beacon of progress for Kabba/Bunu LGA, Kogi State, and Nigeria as a whole.

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