KWSG committed to uplifting indigenous contractors -Towoju

                                             



The Kwara State Commissioner for Communications, Hon. Olabode George Towoju, has reiterated that the state government has been patronizing indigenous contractors in the award of contracts, and will continue to do so.

Towoju debunked the rumour which he said existed in some people's imaginations and stated that Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq is a true Kwaran who always thinks "Kwara first" and is committed to uplifing indigenous contractors and all Kwarans. 

He made the reaction on a radio programme at the weekend and he reiterated that so far Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq  contracted out 54 jobs to indigenous contractors and 2 jobs to non-indigenes from a tranche of contracts awarded by the government.

" Some people, no matter how great you are, will harvest lies to discredit you. They are not happy with the Governor's achievements and the more they try to put him down, the more he keeps flooring them with greater works. He is like a magician. Look at the issue of minimum wage, they said he could not pay it, but to their dismay and to the joy of Kwara Civil Servants, he did," Towoju said. 

The Commissioner reiterated that in the awarding of contracts, not only are Indigenous contractors being awarded contracts, but also not limited to a particular local government às it spreads across the 3 senatorial districts, notwithstanding party affiliations.

" I can tell you that an indigenous contractor, who is even of the opposition party, was awarded a contract in Isin Local Government Area, which is not surprising as our governor is a governor for all. We also have contractors from Moro, Edu, Ilorin, Irepodun and other Local Government Areas of the state," he added.

Speaking on the seizure of some government assets by the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (,AMCON) as a result of the Shonga Farm Loan, Towoju assured that efforts are on to take back the properties and that the perpetrators will be made to face the wrath of the law at the appropriate time. 

The Commissioner urged Kwarans to let peace reign in the state, while referring to the recent hijab crisis as being masterminded by some politically-motivated people while he urged Kwarans not to allow anyone come between their peaceful cohabitation.


Ayobami Ashaolu,

Press Secretary,

Ministry of Communications.

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