Kwara Gov inaugurates palliative committee * urges nonpartisan, transparent process Stephen Olufemi Oni, Ilorin

  Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has inaugurated the 12-person committee on distribution of the N5bn federal government’s palliatives in the state, restating that the government is committed to making sure that distribution process is totally nonpartisan, transparent and credible. The state government had set up the committee at the weekend — a day after…

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Governor Bello Expresses Optimism In FG’s Determination to Improve Road Infrastructure …Commends Minister of Works on His Working Visit to Kogi

  Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello has expressed optimism regarding the Federal Government’s commitment to enhancing the country’s road infrastructure. Speaking from the Government House in Lokoja, Governor Bello expressed deep appreciation for the Minister’s proactive approach in inspecting deteriorating federal roads within the state which demonstrated a significant dedication to resolving pressing infrastructure issues….

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Subsidy: Kwara speaks on FG’s palliatives, confirms receipt of N2bn * awaits balance of N2bn of the funds, N1bn worth of maize * announces nonpartisan committee for distribution Stephen Olufemi Oni, Ilorin

  Kwara State Government has confirmed receipt of N2bn out of the N4bn relief funds that the Federal Government released for purchase of rice to be distributed en masse to vulnerable members of the public in the state. The state also said it awaits a balance of N2bn of the funds as well as N1bn…

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Dangote inducts youth in technical skills acquisition as Ravindra says Merger of Dangote food subsidiaries will benefit stakeholders

    As part of its commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), the Dangote Cement Plc, Obajana Plant, Kogi State, has commenced the training of youth in technical skills under the tutelage of technical units of Dangote Cement Transport, Obajana.  The participating youth were selected from the host communities of Oyo, Iwaa, Apata, and Obajana. The…

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