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Gov. AbdulRasaq presents procurement, investment bills to Kwara Assembly

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Gov. AbdulRahman AbdulRasaq of Kwara on Tuesday  prevented two executive bills bordering on procurement and investment to the state House of Assembly for consideration.

The Speaker, Mr Yakubu Danladi, disclosed this while reading  the message from the governor during plenary.

The two bills are: Public Procurement Agency Amendment Bill 2020 and Kwara State Investment Promotion Agency Bill 2020.

The two bills immediately passed the first reading with the support of members at plenary.

The speaker fixed Wednesday for further deliberation on the bills.

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Edited By: Chioma Ugboma/DonaldUgwu
Source: NAN

https://nnn.ng/gov-abdulrasaq-presents-procurement-investment-bills-to-kwara-assembly/

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