…Just the facts
The World Bank has released the N887,800,000 to Kwara State Government to boost health sector in the State. The Executive Secretary of the Kwara State Health Care Development Agency, Dr. … Read More
The World Bank has approved a financing package to improve the investment climate, expand sustainable access to finance, and increase the efficiency of trade in Liberia. The Liberia Investment, Finance, … Read More
Oyewale Oyelola, Lokoja Kogi State Government has partnered with World Bank to lift over 10,000 rural dwellers out of poverty under Agro Processing Productivity Enhancement and Livelihood improvement Support (APPEALS) … Read More
Oyewale Oyelola One-time Minister of State for Health during Good luck Ebele Jonathan’s tenure, Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate has been appointed as Global Director for Health, Nutrition and Population by … Read More
The International Monetary Fund has ranked Nigeria as the second worst country in the world in the use of sovereign wealth funds. According to the Fiscal Monitor report released on … Read More
The World Bank has expressed its readiness to collaborate with the government of Osun on the need to improve livestock productivity in the state. The World Bank Livestock Productivity and … Read More
The World Bank has expressed readiness to partner with the Kwara State government to improve the study of technical education and vocational training in the State. The proposed partnership with … Read More
Oyewale Oyelola, Ilorin Kwara State Government has partnered with World Bank to construct 387km of rural roads across the state. The Senior Special Assistant to Kwara State Governor on Media … Read More
For 100 years, the people of the rural Igboroko-Afon community in Kwara State have lived without electricity. For young resident Tunde Rahimi, growing up there meant a lifetime without power, … Read More
…KWSG to Sponsor 85 Students Yearly By Oyewale Oyelola, Ilorin The Kwara State government has announced that the World Bank had expressed interest to partner the State government to train 17,000 … Read More
