KWSG COMMENDED FOR EXTENDING PALLIATIVES TO STUDENTS COMMUNITY

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The Kwara State Commissioner for Tertiary Education, Dr. Mary Ronke Arinde has commended Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq's led administration for extending government palliative succour to students of tertiary institutions across the state. 

The Commissioner gave the Commendation today during a meeting in her office. 

Dr. Arinde expressed satisfaction on the giant strides of the state government, adding that the palliative innovation is highly commendable as it is a testimony of the priority attention placed on the students.

She, however, charged the management of tertiary institutions and students' unions across tertiary institutions to ensure that the palliative commodity is distributed to the concerned students effectively.

Dr. Arinde maintained that the present administration is an all-inclusive government, noting that the entire management and students of tertiary institutions in the state are impressively overwhelmed by the progressive innovations and achievements of the working governor. 

Mansurat Amuda-kannike 
Press Secretary 
MOTE

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