HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO HER EXCELLENCY HAJIYA RASHIDA YAHAYA BELLO THE FIRST LADY OF KOGI STATE

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Hurray as Her Excellency, First Lady  of Kogi State Hajiya  Rashida Yahaya Bello adds another great year of divine health, good success, happiness, grace, favour...God's guidance and joy in abundance to her life.
You are an exemplary, loving, caring and dedicated leader, Mother...and Sister. Ma, you have been nothing short of an inspiration to many in this generation and generations to come - you are the hero of modern democracy in Nigeria. Kogi State and Jistnet are really proud of you and wishing you many more years in good health and prosperity.

COMRADE BAKIBA WISHES TO HER EXCELLENCY 

Dear Mummy, you have exhibited uncommon wisdom, remarkable vision, and exemplary leadership. As you mark your 35 Years of existence on Earth today, I join others in wishing you a very happy birthday. Wish you peace, good health, and happiness.May you have many more years and sound health to stay with us and continue to lead! Amen

HAJIYA RASHIDA YAHAYA BELLO EARLY LIFE & CARRIER 

Rashida Bello(née Imodagbe) born 2 May 1985 in Jattu , Edo State. She studied Accounting at the University of Abuja . Upon graduation, she went on to do her NYSC as would as Nigerian graduate.

Before the successful election of her husband Yahaya Bello, Rashida worked at Fairplus International where she rose to the level of a director. She appeared on the cover of celebrity magazine.

Philanthropy and advocacy

Asides being the first lady of the state, Rashida runs an NGO - Rashida Bello Foundation with focus on capacity building, skill acquisition, healthcare support, women and child rights advocacy, moral and ethical support, societal reformation, educational support and career enhancement. She has, through her NGO, mobilised health equipment worth million of naira for some clinics in the state. She also runs a women's empowerment foundation which seeks to empower women, youths and the vulnerable economically through education or learning of trades and supporting them in establishing their own businesses, delivering quality healthcare to the people at the grassroots and generally improving the health and economic status of women, youths and the vulnerable. 

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