The Kwara state Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq has revealed that his administration will not share money with people as was the practice in the past.
Speaking with Tribune Online on Friday on the first year anniversary of his administration, Governor Abdulrazaq said his administration would instead spread development to all the nooks and crannies of the state.
The governor said that it was the past administration’s penchant for sharing money that put them into trouble and thus their consequent failure in the last year’s general elections.
As parts of measures to ensure the spread of development to every part of the state, the governor said that his administration would soon roll out new state master plans in economy, energy and agricultural sectors.
Governor Abdulrazaq assured the workers in the state of his commitment to implementing the N30,000 minimum wage, adding that “my concern, however, is how the local governments would be able to implement the new wage for their workers.”
