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ISENLO Rebuilding Kwara FOR ALL 1 #365daysafterotoge “On may 29, 2019. I was sworn-in as the governor of kwara state, beginning a new chapter in the history of our state. It’s the first year of the four years given to us by the good people of kwara state to rebuild our state and make it work for all irrespective of family, tribe and religion. And we are doing exactly that!” -Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq 2 Table of Content MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES KWARA NORTH SENATORIAL ZONE KWARA NORTH •(1) Rehabilitation Of Pategi Waterworks •Installation Of 2 Nos 11kw Submersible Pumps With Their Respective Control Panels •Installation Of 200kva Transformer •Relaying Of Upvc Pipe Along Galadima And Makun Road •Repair Of Service Tank, Overhead Tank And Aeration Tanks •Repair Of Pipe Burst On The Distribution Main Lines (100mm Ac Pipe) •Drilling Of A New Borehole And Installation Of Pump •Installation Of Aeration Pump With Panels •Flushing Of Industrial Borehole •Repair Of Generator KWARA NORTH SENATORIAL ZONE KWARA NORTH (2) Rehabilitation 7 Of Lafiagi Waterworks •Flushing Of Industrial Borehole •Installation Of 7.5kw Submersible Pump And Its Corresponding Electrical Panel •Electrical Connections For The High Lift Pump •Installation Of The 30kw High Lift Pump With Panels •Replacement Of The 100mm And 200mm Sluice Valve On The Distribution Line Among Others. KWARA NORTH SENATORIAL ZONE KWARA NORTH (3) Rehabilitation Of Kaiama Waterworks •Flushing Of Industrial Borehole •Installation Of 7.5kw Submersible Pumps Including Construction Of Their Control Panels •Servicing Of The Existing 75kva Generating Set With Purchase Of 2nos 200amp Battery •Welding, Repair And Repainting Of The Existing Overhead Service Tank •Replacement And Relaying Of 2” And 3” Existing Distribution Line Along The Secretariat Office (210m) Affected By Erosion •Relaying Of The Destroyed 6” Existing Distribution Line (320m) •Expansion And Extension Of Pipeline To Tenebo Road, 3” And 6” Respectively (950m) With The Construction Of Stand Pipes •Laying And Connection Of Water Supply To The Resident Doctor’s Quarters With Stand Pipes Among Other Works Done. KWARA NORTH SENATORIAL ZONE KWARA NORTH Rehabilitation Of Gwanara Waterworks •Drilling Of Industrial Borehole •Installation Of Pumps With Construction Of Panels And Relevant Devices •Repair And Replacement Of The Existing Control Panels And Accessories •Repositioning Of The Exposed 3” D.I Rising Main Lines •Provision Of Pipe Line Extension Across The Teeming Growing Community •Provision Of Standpipes Across Strategic Positions In The Community •Resuscitation Of Abandoned Overhead Tank And Connection To The Distribution Lines •Provision And Installation Of New Uk 30kva Perkins Generator •Overhauling Of The Old Generator Set Including The Purchase Of Two (2) Batteries KWARA NORTH SENATORIAL ZONE KWARA NORTH Drilling Of Motorized Boreholes In Baruten Local Government 1) Yashikira 2 )Gure 3 )Kosuboisu 4) Geasoro 5) Okuta 6) Taberu 7) Ngurume 8) Ilesha Baruna 9) Shiya 10) Boriya KWARA CENTRAL SENATORIAL ZONE (5) Rehabilitation of Asa Dam Waterworks • Cleaning of the sedimentation tanks • Redesigning of the Lateral pipes • Purchase and installation of a new chlorinating system • Repair of the low lift pump • Repair of the cooling system in the panel rooms of the low lift and high lift pump sections respectively • Tiling of the inner walls of the alum tanks and • Improvement on the security lightings of the Waterworks. KWARA NORTH SENATORIAL ZONE • Installation of Borehole In Shutta Community (Asa Local Government) • Repair of water infrastructure at Ilorin Teaching Hospital • Connection of Sobi Waterworks to Sobi Specialists Hospital KWARA SOUTH SENATORIAL ZONE Rehabilitation of Igbaja Waterworks • Installation of 11kw sewage pump at the intake • 15kw horizontal pump at the aeration • Servicing and re-installation of the 11kw and 15kw horizontal pumps • Installation of 45kw horizontal high lift pump • Servicing 30kw horizontal high lift pumps respectively • Repair of generator • Installation of 2Nos 60bar dosing pumps among others KWARA SOUTH SENATORIAL ZONE Rehabilitation of Oro-Ago Waterworks • Drilling of Industrial Borehole and its installation • Installation of Transformer and its relevant accessories • Installation of Submersible and Horizontal Pumps with construction of panels and relevant devices • Construction of Shed and concrete floors for Storex tank • Provision and installation of piping network for Storex tank • Fencing of Borehole site, pump house and Storex tanks with wired link • Provision of pipe line extension across the teeming growing community • Provision of Standpipes across strategic positions in the community • Provision and Installation of New 100KVA Perkins Generator KWARA SOUTH SENATORIAL ZONE Other works on going are Motorized boreholes • Repair of Busted Pipe at Ita Elepa • Repair of Busted Pipe at Audi road, Sango Area • Ita Koko • Adefalu • Aliara village • Rehabilitation of Alanamu borehole • Fixing of burst pipe and reticulation work in igbaja and lafiagi • Alagbado rehabilitation of ductile pipe at Alagbado bridge MINISTRY OF WORKS AND TRANSPORT 15 MINISTRY OF WORKS S/No. Projects Status 1. Town Hall/Station Road Erin-Ile, Oyun LGA (Oyun LGA) On-Going 2 Museum Road, Esie in (Irepodun LGA) On-Going 3 CAC Ogere road in Babanloma town in (Ifelodun LGA) On-Going (Asphalt Overlay) 4 Oro-Ago to Oyate (Ifelodun LGA) On-Going 5 Osi township road (Ekiti LGA) On-Going 6 Tipper Garage Junction -Amuyo-Adesoye College (Offa LGA) On-Going 7 Ipata Market Internal Road (Ilorin East LGA) On-Going 8. Adeta Primary School Road linking Kuntu Road (Ilorin West) On-Going16 MINISTRY OF WORKS S/No. Projects Status 9 Construction of Sobi Specialist Hospital-Gaa-Osibi-Medina On-Going Road (Ilorin South LGA) 10 Alore-Banni-Adabiyat (Ilorin West) On-Going 11 On-Going College Of Education Road Ilorin, Ilorin West LGA 12 Drainage along Yebumot-Al-hikmah-Adeta roundabout (Ilorin Not Started West LGA) 13 Ipata –Oloje Market Internal Road (Ilorin West LGA) On-Going 14 Construction of Asa Dam (Lower Road) by Railway Flyover On-Going by Hon. 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Completed 57 Retaining Wall and Asphalt work project at Eieyenkorin - Completed Ogbomosho Road Otte 58 Completion of Taiwo Road, Omu-Aran Surface Dressing to Completed Asphalt overlay 59 Rehabilitation of Popo Road Offa Completed 60 Rehabilitation of Tanke Round About -Unilorin Main Gate Completed 61 Rehabilitation of Saadu Alanamu, Pakata- Isale-Oja Road. Completed 62 Completed
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    UNIVERSITY of ILORIN P R O A B IN IT R AS - DOCT www.unilorin.edu.ng A Weekly Publication of the Office of the Vice-Chancellor ISSN 0331 MONDAY JULY 27, 2020 VOL 9 NO 46 @UniversityOfIlorin @unilorinnews @unilorinofficial @TheUNILORIN Automated hand-wash machine: Radio callers salute Unilorin, student inventor By Abubakar Imam cross-section of members of the public has commended the Aconsistent ingenuity of staff members and students of the nation's most sought-after institution of higher learning in Nigeria, the University of Ilorin, for always coming up with different solutions to contemporary human challenges. This commendation was made by some listeners to Unilorin 89.3 FM radio station last Monday (July 20, 2020) while reacting to the fabrication of an automated hand-wash machine, which was specifically Prof. Abdulkareem The late Alhaji Abdulrazaq designed to halt the further spread of the dreaded Coronavirus pandemic by a 500 Abdulkareem condoles with Level student of the institution's Department Kwara Gov on dad's death of Chemical Engineering, Mr. Okunola Emmanuel Olanrewaju. (Contd. on page 3) By Abubakar Imam he Vice-Chancellor of in a press statement signed by the University of Ilorin, the institution's Director of TProf .Sulyman Age Corporate Affairs, Mr .Kunle Abdulkareem, has expressed Akogun, described the death of the deep sympathy of the Alhaji AbdulRazaq as a huge management, staff and loss not only to the people of students of the University to Ilorin Emirate but also to the the Kwara State Governor, generality of Kwarans and M a l l a m A b d u l R a h m a n Nigerians at large, considering AbdulRazaq, on the death of h i s m u l t i d i m e n s i o n a l his father, the Mutawali of c o n t r i b u t i o n s t o t h e Ilorin ,Alhaji Abdulganiyu development and greatness of Folorunsho AbdulRazaq, Nigeria since the 1950s.
  • CJN Moves to Save Judiciary, Summons Justices Over Conflicting

    CJN Moves to Save Judiciary, Summons Justices Over Conflicting

    Digital Currency Gains Traction as CBN Appoints Technical Partner IMF urges caution on adoption of cryptocurrency as national currency Ndubuisi Francis and currency, also known as e-Naira. Emefiele said the Central Bank targeted social interventions, as well been a long and thorough process cent of central banks were consider- James Emejo in Abuja CBN Governor, Mr. Godwin Digital Currency (CBDC) would as improvement in monetary policy for the apex bank following its ing adopting digital currencies in Emefiele, disclosed this in Abuja. bring about increased cross-border effectiveness, payment systems resolve in 2017 to digitise the local their countries. The Central Bank of Nigeria But the International Monetary trade, accelerate financial inclusion, efficiency, and tax collection. currency after extensive research The CBN pointed out that the (CBN) yesterday announced the Fund (IMF) cautioned that coun- and lead to cheaper and faster CBN’s Director, Corporate Com- and exploration. selection of Bitt Inc. from among formal engagement of global fintech tries seeking to adopt the digital remittance inflow. He said the munications Department, Mr. Osita Nwanisobi said CBN’s decision highly competitive bidders was company, Bitt Inc., as technical currency should be wary of its digital money, also known as Nwanisobi, explained, in a state- was in line with an unmistakable partner for its proposed digital disadvantages. cryptocurrency, would lead to easier ment, that the e-Naira project had global trend in which over 85 per Continued on page 40 N1.5 Trillion Spent on COVID-19 Management, Says FG... Page 5 Tuesday 31 August, 2021 Vol 26. No 9640.