Youth parliament tasks gov’s aide on humanitarian service The Nigerian Youth Parliament has challenged the Director of Projects, Rural Electrification Agency (REA), Engr Kale Kawu Agaka, not to rest on his oars in his efforts to better the lots of the people The parliament appreciated the governor aide for extending palliative support to the less privileged while the COVID-19 induced lock down lasted. In a statement issued in Ilorin, member representing Kwara Central Senatorial District in the parliament, Abdulkareem Abdulkareem, said that development came after he alongside some youth in the senatorial district paid advocacy visit to Agaka in Abuja. Abdulkareem explained that the visit was aimed at appreciating the kind gesture of the philanthropist in uplifting the youth as well as his numerous contributions to humanity and community development projects. Engr Kale Kawu Agaka was quoted to have expressed appreciation to the youth for honouring him with the visit and assured them of partnership to render more selfless service to humanity and particularly the charity homes.
Youth parliament tasks gov’s aide on humanitarian service
The Nigerian Youth Parliament has challenged the Director of Projects, Rural Electrification Agency (REA), Engr Kale Kawu Agaka, not to rest on his oars in his efforts to better the lots of the people.
The parliament appreciated the governor aide for extending palliative support to the less privileged while the COVID-19 induced lock down lasted.
In a statement issued in Ilorin, member representing Kwara Central Senatorial District in the parliament, Abdulkareem Abdulkareem, said that development came after he alongside some youth in the senatorial district paid advocacy visit to Agaka in Abuja.
Abdulkareem explained that the visit was aimed at appreciating the kind gesture of the philanthropist in uplifting the youth as well as his numerous contributions to humanity and community development projects.
Engr Kale Kawu Agaka was quoted to have expressed appreciation to the youth for honouring him with the visit and assured them of partnership to render more selfless service to humanity and particularly the charity homes.
