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Kwara State get ready with your PVC TO watch OTOGE SEASON 2, ACTION FILM WITH MALLAM ABDULRASAQ ABDULRAMAN AS THE ACTION GOVERNOR #actorslife #act #actionfilm #kwarapolitics #kwaragovernment #kwarastudents #peoplewhocode #peoplepower #worksinprogress https://www.instagram.com/p/CjKkHSiNP3_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Coming soon ..another series fro Kwara state Governor Mallam Abdulrasaq Abdulraman titled OTOGE SEASON 2 OR OTOGE PART2 # KWARA #kwarapolitics #kwaragovernment #kwarastudents #viewers #viewer #viewersofinstagram #views #ccc #politics #gbadun #facebooklike #instagramfollower #instalikesback #backtoback https://www.instagram.com/p/CjGdVd9tg69/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Vote APC candidates in kwara state #política #politic #kogisatate #kwarapolitics #kwaragovernment #kwarastudents (at Lagos, Nigeria) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjFltKzNuOt/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Asiwaju BOLA AHMED TINUBU campaign office opening 24.9.22 in Ilorin kwara state #state #kwarastategovernor #stateline #kwarapolitics #kwaragovernment #kwarastudents #kwaraboysandgirls #bangtanboysarmy #boysloveboys #kwarapoly #kwara #kwaravoters #kwaraapc #kwarajournalist #kwarastatenigeria #kwarapolystudent (at Kwara State Ilorin) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci-EStzv1CX/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Alhaji Gbadamosi Adisa Alago is for Abdulramon Abdulrasaq second term in office #politicalchange #politics #politicsasusual #kwarapolitics #kwaragovernment #kwarastudents #kwarapoly (at Kwara State Ilorin) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci62FReOW-L/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Hijab Crisis: Kwara Govt shuts 10 schools in Ilorin

Following the hijab crisis in schools of the state capital, Ilorin, its government has ordered the immediate closure of 10 secondary schools. In a statement signed by Mrs Kemi Adeosun, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development, the schools would remain closed until there is a resolution on the use of hijab. The statement said that the closure comes as a government committee comprising representatives of the Muslim and Christian communities meets on Friday to iron out the differences between the two communities. READ ALSO: BENUE STATE GOVERNMENT SHUTS DOWN PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL However, the affected schools include C&S College Sabo Oke, ST. Anthony College, Offa Road, ECWA School, Oja Iya, Surulere Baptist Secondary School, Bishop Smith Secondary School, Agba Dam, CAC Secondary School Asa Dam road, St. Barnabas Secondary School Sabo Oke, St. John School Maraba, St. Williams Secondary School Taiwo Isale, and St. James Secondary School Maraba. Moreso, the statement state further that further development will be issued to the public while calling for calmness. “Government calls for calm and urges parents and religious leaders to avoid actions or comments that may further split the two communities”, the statement said.     Read the full article

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Kwara Government Owes Us 36 Months' Salaries -Protesting Ilorin Model School Workers

The workers of the Model Basic School, Kwara State College of Education have accused the Kwara government owes them 36 months' salaries as they protested in front of the provost’s office. “Our salary was changed to no scale level, a situation whereby we were not being paid on the level used by the college and not on grade level used by the state. But when we complained, a delegation was sent to screen and interview us and our data were collected, yet nothing was heard about it. “When we went back, we discovered that the college said they cannot allow the state government to take over the school because it is a laboratory for the college and there is no way the laboratory can be separated from the college. The money we are generating from the school goes directly to the college and we still don’t get salary and our infrastructure are dilapidated,” one of the workers, Lawal Abdulrazaq, said. Reacting to their protest, the college's provost, Prof. Abdulraheem Yusuf, said, "I was surprised when I heard that they were in front of my office protesting with the pupils because I already informed them about the meeting and urged to remain calm to know the outcome of the meeting. "It is a problem I inherited and I have tried to resolve it. It was the college problem but when I asked management why are they were not being paid by the college, they brought out a White Paper by a visitation panel set up by the government that they should be self-sustaining, but they have less than 100 pupils. "The panel also advised the government to take over the schools both the secondary and primary sessions and that is what we will be discussing during the meeting, so I don’t know why they still went ahead with the protest." Read the full article