Idi Ogede community appreciates Kwara Govt on Infrastructure Development
The Kwara State Government has reinstated its commitment to the welfare of the people of Kwara State.
The State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq made the assertion today at the special prayer organized by the Idi-Ogede Household Community Association, Olunlade, Ilorin.
Represented by his Deputy, Mr Kayode Alabi, the Governor said his administration is committed to community development as well as strengthening the communities because growth and development start at community level.
The community, he said, is a unifying connection, and can only be developed through collaboration. He therefore charged the members of the community to contribute their quota in achieving these goals.
Earlier, the Chairman, Idi-Ogede Community, Dr Ridwan Ibrahim Olagunju appreciated the Governor for paving the phase II road into Idi Ogede Community from Majeasurawa junction at Olunlade.
Dr Olagunju explained "the road project was an issue that we have for long been looking out for God sent to fix. AbdulRazaq has indeed done for us in the community what we shall forever be grateful for“.
Modupe Joel
Chief Press Secretary to the Deputy Governor
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Nigeria will surmount security challenges: Kwara Gov
·Seeks public support for security agencies
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The salaries have been paid on Thursday night on compassionate grounds as their employment status remains unofficial, according to a government statement on Thursday.
The statement reads: “Everyone whose salaries were withheld since June has now had same paid strictly on compassionate grounds. The government’s decision to withhold their salaries was not unilateral or punitive.
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“The incident is very disturbing and we have to come down to see the extent of the destruction. It's far more than what we thought. The inferno engulfed many houses. It affects about 43 houses,” AbdulRazaq told reporters after inspecting the site.
He was accompanied on the inspection tour by @kwhanigeria Speaker @DanladiSY; Senator @official_IYO (Kwara Central); Senator Sadiq Umar (North); Deputy House Leader who is the lawmaker from the area John Bello; commissioners and some other top government functionaries.
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The Kwara State Government has assured officials of the Federal Inland Revenue Service of prompt remittance of all revenue accrued to the agency from Local Government Councils in the State.
The Commissioner for Local Government, Chieftaincy Affairs and Community Development, Arc. Aliyu Muhammad Saifuddeen disclosed this today while receiving the Revenue Generation Officials in his office.
The Commissioner said he was delighted to receive the revenue team in his office because the meeting would avail them the opportunity to synergize on how all remittances to the Federation Accounts from the 16 Council Areas would be harmonised.