Tag: Kwara
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EFCC uncovers 1000 ghost workers ‘smuggled’ on Kwara payroll
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Kwara Zonal Office, has uncovered 1000 ghost workers, allegedly smuggled into the payroll of Kwara State Universal Basic Education Board (KWSUBEB). The Zonal Head of EFCC, Mallam Isyaku Sharu, disclosed this in Ilorin on Thursday, while speaking with newsmen on the commission’s achievements during the lockdown, occasioned by…
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Kwara foils Covid-19 patients’ plot to escape from isolation centre
The Kwara Government’s intelligence network has uncovered plot by some COVID-19 patients to escape from the state isolation centre at early hour of Friday. The Chief Press Secretary to the Governor and spokesman to the state COVID-19 Committee, Rafiu Ajakaye made this disclosure in a statement in Ilorin. Ajakaye said that the attempt was promptly…
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Police intercept lorry of 200 Almajiris in Kwara
The Kwara state police command Saturday intercepted a lorry loaded with about 200 suspected Almajiris around Kanbi/Oloru/Bode-Sadu axis of Moro local government area of the state. The lorry, with registration No. Kaduna MKA 54 XL, driven by one Shehu Hashim of Manigi in Niger state, was said to be conveying the ‘passengers’ from Funtua in…
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PDP, APC fight over palliative distribution
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kwara State are trading blames over the distribution of palliatives, to cushion the effect of the state government stay-at-home directive. PDP accused the state government of politicising the distribution of palliatives. It expressed its trepidation about the alleged reports from civil society groups…
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BREAKING: Five new coronavirus cases in Lagos,Kwara, Katsina…total now 323
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has announced five new cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) on Sunday taking the total to 323. “Five new cases of COVID-19 have been reported as follows: two in Lagos, two in Kwara and one in Katsina. “As at 09:10 pm 12th April there are 323 confirmed cases of COVID-19…