PHOTO NEWS: KWSG PROCURES AND DISTRIBUTES TRANSFORMERS ACROSS THE STATE

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(L-R: Head of procurement and Store, Mr. Abiodun Oladimeji; Ag. Director, Electrical Engineering, Engr. Fisayo Dada; Honourable Commissioner for Energy, Engr. AbdulAzeez Kola AbdulGaniy; (2nd L) Alangua of Reke, Alhaji AbdulRazaq Afolabi in a group photograph with other members of the community during the handling over of the 500KVA/33KV transformer at Reke in Asa Local Government Area of the State.)




(L-R: College Maintenance Officer, Engr. AbdulGaniy Ayilara and the Honourable Commissioner for Energy, Engr. AbdulAzeez Kola AbdulGaniy during the handling over of the 33KVA/11KV transformer at the Kwara State College of Arabic Legal Studies, Ilorin.)




(R-L: Head of Procurement and Store, Mr. Abiodun Oladipupo; Ag. Director, Electrical Engineering, Engr. Fisayo Dada; Honourable Commissioner for Energy, Engr. AbdulAzeez Kola AbdulGaniy in a group photograph with members of Balogun Community, Tanke, Oke-Odo, Ilorin South Local Government Area of the State.)




(Left) Head of Procurement and Store, Mr Abiodun Oladimeji in a group photograph during the handling over of a transformer to members of the community at Gbale Asun, Asa Local Government Area of the State.


(Offloading of the newly procured transformer at Balogun Community, Tanke, Oke-Odo, Ilorin South Local Government Area of the State.)




(L-R: Honourable Commissioner for Energy, Engr. AbdulAzeez Kola AbdulGaniy, Magaji of Gerewu Community, Alhaji Amasa Lagbe and other members in a group photograph during the distribution of transformer at Gerewu Community, Ilorin West Local Government.)

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