Kwara State Ministry of Communications

The Kwara State Commissioner for Communications, Olabode George Towoju, has reiterated his commitment to the Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq administration in the state. Towoju made  the declaration in his office when the executives of the Concerned Youths of Nigeria (CYN) presented him with the award of "The Best Commissioner in Nigeria." "I dedicate this award to the Almighty God and to his Excellency, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, the Executive Governor of Kwara State. " The governor has made my job very easy for me because of his  commitment to the people of Kwara," he said. He added that all what the governor is doing is for the youths and assured that more will still be done. Earlier, the spokesman of the group, Mr Dexter Gideon, appreciated the Commissioner for his hardwork and commitment and said that the award was in recognition of his outstanding performance while discharging his duties.  Oluwafemi Adeoye, Information Officer,  MOC.

•       Arrests aide of top PDP member dumping truckload of refuse in unauthorised place •       Insists sabotage not in public interest Kwara State Government has said it will not accept further sabotage of its efforts to ensure a cleaner environment in the state, a warning made following the arrest of a domestic aide to a top opposition figure who was caught dumping huge refuse by the roadside in Ilorin. The said aide, Taofeeq Ambali, was accosted at Flower Garden area of Ilorin on Thursday morning as he offloaded the truckload of refuse by the roadside purportedly at the behest of a former ambassador and member of the opposition People’s Democratic Party. “We are thoroughly disgusted at this obvious attempt to frustrate government’s efforts to make the environment clean. It is unthinkable to find opposition figures deliberately littering the streets with garbage and then turning around to make videos of the same scenes and publishing them in their local newspapers for po

The Kwara State Public Procurement Agency (KW-PPA) is set to initiate a Prior Review Method of project proposals as against the Post Review Method initially used by the Agency. This is in  accordance with the Kwara State Public Procurement Agency (KW-PPA) Law 2018, Sub-section 1g. The Public Procurement boss, Quantity Surveyor Raheem Abdulbaki in a meeting with the staff of the Agency disclosed that the new method may not seem palatable to MDAs who are already used to the old method but regardless, this review will be the determinant of the execution of any project to be embarked upon by the state government; in the best interest of the state.  "Proposals would now have to be brought first to the Agency for thorough scrutiny before it proceeds to the table of the Executive Governor for final approval and not the other way round. "Henceforth, both KW-PPA and the executing MDA would be jointly involved in project evaluations, as no stone would be left unturned," Abdulbaki

 The Ajia-Bako Afenifere Community in  Moro  local government area have commended the Kwara State government for equiping  its   community-owned health facility.  The people of the community were led by the traditional head of the community, Magaji Salaudeen Akanni, who came in company of the Youth leader, the chairman of the health committee for the community, a post-graduate community health practitioner, Hajia Hafsah Titilayo Haruna amongst others. The Magaji showered encomium on the administration of Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq and appreciated the role of the ministry in ensuring that the hospital project of the community becomes a reality.  The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health, Dr. Abubakar Ayinla,  in company of some of the directors and deputy directors of the Ministry received the delegation. Dr Ayinla charged the community representatives to ensure that the health facility is put into appropriate use in order to meet the objectives of providing hospital eq

The Kwara State government has denied borrowing N93bn over the last three years, describing the claim by Hon. Saheed Popoola as false and totally out of line.  In a statement by the Honourable Commissioner for Communication, Bode Towoju, the government said the interest of the people is paramount to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq and urged the people beware of rumour mongers who have started springing up poorly-calculated mischief in a bid to mislead the populace for selfish political gains.  Reacting to a claim by Hon. Popoola on a radio programme in which the lawmaker mischievously alleged that the administration has taken a total of N93bn loan since coming on board in 2019, Towoju said the claim is outright falsehood. "The N93 billion loan claim is spurious. How can you come up with such preposterous propaganda when the facts of what the administration received are in the public domain? The government has spoken extensively on the bond it took as well as the budget