Kwara Govt Spends N600 Million On Roads Rehabilitation

Date: 2012-05-29

The Kwara State Government spent N600 million in the last two years, on the rehabilitation of township roads in all the 16 Local Government areas of the state, the state commissioner for information, Mr. Wale Oladepo, announced in Ilorin.

Briefing newsmen on the activities lined up for the commemoration of the second year of democracy, Oladepo said the era of having potholes and stagnant water on the roads, was over in many parts of the state.

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