Lack of drinkable water in Eleko, residents laments By Aminullahi Asiyat The residents of Eleko village in Ilorin, kwara State has lamented over lack of drinkable water in the area which according to them makes life difficult for them in the area. The community which host Kwara State polytechnic student according to report have been living without drinkable waters and electricity power supply for quite some days. According to Abdulazeez Kamaldeen and Taofeeq Idayat respectively said It become hard for them to get clean water for house chores not to talk of drinkable water which is unavoidable for human surviver. The residents therefore appealed to the state government for provision of borehole water for them in the areas. They also want government to fine lasting solution to epileptic electricity power supply and provide other social amenities for the development of the community.
Kwarapoly HND1 mass communication students, winner of the pitch-a-ton presentation bags award from ARCON By: Gabriel Olaemi Iyanu The Director General of the Advertising regulatory council of Nigeria (ARCON), Dr. Olalekan Fadolapo compensated the winner of the Advertising pitching and presentation of department of mass communication students, Higher National Diploma (HND1) with automatic serving their fathers land with the regulating body after their HND program in any state within the country. He compensated them through the representative from ARCON in Ilorin via a telephone conversation between the Director General and the representative. ,adding that All the presenter for the winning group of the pitch-a-ton competition exercise will be awarded to serve in any state of their choice with ARCON. The name of the winning presenters are, she lets kehinde, oladipo atinuke Sherifat, Sunday ajisafe, abdulmumin Bolaji, Josephine akinnawonu
Lack of waste bin cause water pollution in Sahoo, residents decried. By: Muhammad Sanni Aisha fauziyat Qozeem a resident of sahoo said people dump waste product inside the river in sahoo, particularly the villagers at night. Fauziyat further stated that the dumping of waste products inside the river, had caused water pollution in the area, and makes the community looks unkept. She however appeal to kwara state government, and all stakeholders in the community to provide them a suitable waste-bin, and urge the residents to make proper use of it when it provided.
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