Kwara street sweepers protest against 2years unpaid salaries

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What can we say about a state Government that owes street sweepers 2 years salaries?

I mean, old women, mothers, grand mothers,great grand mothers?

Sad! Kwara. How sad?

Non of these women earn more than 7k per month. Yet they are owed 2 years salaries, by a Governor that has received several bailouts.

Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed, olohun o da

Kwara Must Change

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