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Lawmaker Denies Personal Receipt of N10bn for Kwara State Projects

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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Lola Ashiru, the Deputy Senate Leader, denied allegations that he personally received N10bn for road construction. He stated that government projects are funded through established budgetary processes and executed by relevant ministries, departments, and agencies. During a commissioning event, Ashiru also listed infrastructure projects he said he had facilitated across the senatorial district, including projects in Ikotun and Offa.

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The denial addresses questions regarding the funding and allocation of public works within Kwara State. Ashiru emphasized that appropriation acts are publicly available and provide a verifiable basis for determining approved projects and their allocations.

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  • Kwara StateThe state where the infrastructure projects and allegations took place.
  • OffaA local government area within Kwara State mentioned in relation to infrastructure.
  • IkotunA city mentioned by the lawmaker in relation to local development projects.

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