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No Ceremony For October 1, Says Kwara Govt
The Kwara State Government has stated that there will be no elaborate ceremony of any kind on October 1, 2023.
This, according to a statement by the Commissioner for Communications, Mrs. Bolanle Olukoju, is to reflect the mood of the nation amid ongoing reforms and strong efforts of the government to ensure sustainable development.
The state government has therefore urged the people to use the October 1 holiday to pray for the state, Nigeria, and the world at large.
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