Kwara State Spends N5.7 Billion on Household Support Since Subsidy Removal

In a recent update on the state’s efforts to address the impact of the fuel subsidy removal, Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq announced that the government has spent N5.7 billion on public welfare since the removal of the subsidy.

The funds have been used to provide continuous cash awards to workers and other forms of support for different segments of the state.

The governor acknowledged the challenges faced by citizens due to inflation and the rising cost of living.

He emphasized that the welfare of the people remains a top priority for the government, and the measures taken are aimed at mitigating the impact of the subsidy removal on households.

The N5.7 billion spent on public welfare has been distributed in the form of cash awards to workers, as well as various forms of support for different segments of the population.

This includes financial assistance, subsidies, and other programs designed to help those most affected by the recent economic changes.

The government’s efforts to prioritize public welfare demonstrate its commitment to ensuring that the people of Kwara State can weather the challenges posed by the subsidy removal and the broader economic climate.

By investing in the well-being of its citizens, the government is laying the foundation for a more resilient and prosperous future for the state.

The Kwara State government’s expenditure of N5.7 billion on public welfare since the removal of the fuel subsidy is a clear indication of its commitment to the well-being of its citizens.

As the state continues to grapple with the challenges posed by inflation and the rising cost of living, the government’s efforts to provide support and assistance to those in need are crucial in ensuring that the people of Kwara State can thrive and prosper in the face of adversity.