The Kwara State Government has dismissed claims that it is behind the current corruption trial of former Governor Ahmed Abdulfatah. The government stated that the burden of governance does not allow for distractions or targeting of individuals, including former public officials.
The Kwara State Government has dismissed claims that it is behind the current corruption trial of former Governor Ahmed Abdulfatah . The ruling APC government declared on Thursday that the burden of governance does not permit any distractions or targeting of anyone, including former public officials.
As if that were not enough, there had not been any meaningful investments in basic education until our administration came up in 2019. 'It is not surprising, therefore, to see a Kankan LGEA School in some parts of the state, in spite of the huge funds we have pumped into the sector. This was the essence of the government’s public communication dated July 24, 2022, and titled 'Next Time You See an Oke Apomu LGEA School.' “Even so, our focus has been governance.
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