Photo News: @ the 9th Kwara State Trade Fair organized by Kwara Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (KWACCIMA) held at the State Stadium 🏟️ Complex in Ilorin.

R-L: CEO KAM HOLDING; ALHAJI KAMARUDEEN YUSUF, STATE COMMISSIONER FOR AGRICULTURE, MALLAM GIDADO ABDULLATEEF ALAKAWA, STATE COMMISSIONER FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT; MRS ABOSEDE AREMU AT THE OFFICIAL FLAG OFF OF THE 9TH KWARA TRADE FAIR IN ILORIN.

COMMISSIONER FOR AGRICULTURE, MALLAM GIDADO ABDULLATEEF ALAKAWA IN A CONVERSATIONS WITH CEO KAM HOLDING, ALHAJI KAMARUDEEN YUSUF DURING THE PROGRAMME.

MALLAM GIDADO ABDULLATEEF ALAKAWA DELIVERING HIS GOODWILL MESSAGE AT THE EVENT IN ILORIN.

STATE COMMISSIONER FOR AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN A DISCUSSION WITH HIS COUNTERPART FROM MINISTRY OF YOUTHS DEVELOPMENT, HON. OLABODE GEORGE TOWOJU.

Yusuf Ganiyu Adebisi
Press Secretary
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

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