Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed, Governor of Kwara State
The Kwara state government has disclosed that it has sunk over 300 boreholes and rehabilitated 13 waterworks across the state in the last two years, to ensure access to water supply for the people of the state.
It added that an additional 189 communities now enjoy regular electricity supply under its rural and urban electrification programme.
Disclosing this in Ilorin at the recent 2013 New Partnership for Africa Development (NEPAD), Kwara State Business and Investment Development Interactive session, the state governor, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed, also said over 800 kilometres of rural, urban and federal roads have been rehabilitated by his government to enhance infrastructural development.
He stated that primary and secondary healthcare institutions as well as five General hospitals have either been rehabilitated or are currently at various stages of completion.
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