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The ongoing construction of the Ilorin International Conference Centre stands as another significant milestone of the present administration under the leadership of His Excellency, Mallam Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq. This landmark project reflects the government’s commitment to strengthening infrastructure that supports economic growth, investment, and global engagement within Kwara State.

Upon completion, the facility is projected to position Kwara as a strategic hub for conferences, international events, and high-level gatherings. Beyond hosting events, the centre will also contribute to promoting Kwara as an emerging tourism destination, stimulating local businesses, creating opportunities for service providers, and further enhancing the state’s reputation as a welcoming environment for investors and visitors alike.

KWSG Reaffirms Commitment to Entrepreneurship at Pre-Ramadan Trade Fair

The Kwara State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to economic empowerment and inclusive growth with its support for the Pre-Ramadan Trade Fair organized by the Muslimah Entrepreneur Business Forum at the Banquet Hall, Ilorin. The event, which brought together entrepreneurs, vendors, and consumers, aligns with the state’s agenda of promoting small and medium-scale enterprises, stimulating local production, and expanding access to markets ahead of the Ramadan season.

The Executive Governor of Kwara State, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, was represented at the event by the Commissioner for Business Innovation and Technology, Hon. Damilola Yusuf Adelodun in his goodwill message conveyed the administration’s appreciation to the organizers for creating a platform that supports Muslim entrepreneurs, promotes ethical business practices, and provides valuable opportunities for networking, innovation, and commercial growth within the state.

Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq emphasized that the Pre-Ramadan Trade Fair reflects the vision of his administration to build a resilient, business-friendly economy driven by local capacity and innovation. He noted that such initiatives not only prepare citizens economically for the Ramadan period but also contribute to job creation, wealth distribution, and the strengthening of community ties through commerce.

He further stated that the Kwara State Government remains committed to policies and programmes that support entrepreneurs, particularly women and youth-led businesses. He highlighted the importance of leveraging technology, skills development, and partnerships to ensure that local businesses can compete favorably and sustainably in both local and wider markets.

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KWSG Reaffirms Commitment to Digital Health Transformation

The Kwara State Government has reaffirmed it's commitment to digital transformation in the health sector.

The State Commissioner for Business Innovation and Technology, Hon. Damilola Yusuf Adelodun made this known while delivering her goodwill message at the Kwara Digital Health Summit held at the Ilorin Innovation Hub, where she commended the organisers for creating a platform that aligns with the vision of the Executive Governor, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq. According to her, the state under Governor AbdulRazaq has continued to welcome forward-thinking initiatives, especially in healthcare, recognising that technology is now a necessity.

Hon. Damilola highlighted this present administration’s openness to embracing digital tools and innovations that improve healthcare delivery across the state. She noted that the future of healthcare is tied to technology-enabled systems such as digital medical records, telemedicine, health data analytics, and advanced monitoring tools. These solutions, she said, will enhance efficiency, affordability, and accessibility, ensuring that citizens receive timely and quality care regardless of their location.

The Commissioner further stated that the ministry remains committed to promoting innovations that make the state’s healthcare system smarter and more responsive. Digital health interventions, according to her, are critical to closing gaps in access to care, improving early diagnosis, and strengthening communication between patients and health professionals. She emphasized that even remote communities stand to benefit immensely from these advancements, ensuring no one is left out.

Highlighting the rapid growth of health-tech start-ups and digital infrastructure in the state, she described the moment as the dawn of a new era for healthcare delivery in Kwara. She said innovation, collaboration, and data-driven solutions are breaking geographical barriers and transforming the way health services are accessed and delivered. The summit, she added, provides stakeholders with the opportunity to reflect on achievements and identify challenges.