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L-R: Kwara State Commissioner for Communications, Hon. Bolanle Olukoju, Director of Culture and Tourism, Hajia Aishat Iyabo Buhari, Permanent Secretary, Alhaji Yahaya Mohammed and Acting Director Council for Arts and Culture, Mrs Adeola Olanipekun, during the presentation of awards received by Kwara State Arts and Council team at the just concluded 16th International Arts and Crafts, wherein Kwara came 1st in the Best Merchandising Pavilion, 1st Position in Special Award for State Day and 3rd Position in the Overall Best Exhibition, today Tuesday 19th September, 2023

      Kwara State Council for Arts and Culture's pavilion   at the just concluded 16th International Arts and Crafts in Abuja

      Kwara State Troupe  Performing at the event

(Middle) Director Culture and Tourism, Hajia Aishat Iyabo Buhari and Acting Director, Kwara State Council for Arts and Culture receiving awards on behalf of the State.


Ahmed, Abeeb Oredunni
Press Secretary
KWMoc

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