at Government Reservation Area , Ilorin, and the alleged rejection by the state government of some instructional materials he donated to students of some primary and post primary schools in his constituency.
Although Saraki would later announce the suspension of the implementation of some of these post service allowances, his successor in office, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed was believed to have fully carried out the dictates of the enactments in favour of Saraki. The Alimi chalets was said to be a part of the jumbo packages under the extant laws.
However, the Chairman of the state’s chapter of Peoples Democratic Party , Engineer Kola Shittu said the acts are vindictive ones against Saraki and should not have been allowed in the first place. However, interested parents and proprietors of some privately owned schools have been going to the Mandate Campaign House of Saraki, along Hajj Camp Road, Ilorin, to pick the instructional items.
Already, the state Assembly had cautioned against attempts at preventing the need for probity and accountability in the act of governance when there was a need for one. According to Ibrahim Sheriff Special Assistant on Media to the Speaker of the House, Salihu Danladi, it was a well-considered and patriotic decision of the 9th Kwara State House of Assembly to direct the revocation of unlawful allocation of a public property with survey No. KWG. 927 and LAN/G. 1071 situated at Ilofa Road, Ilorin.
“We dare say that allowing impunity to stand, no matter who is affected and how long ago it had taken place, is a disservice to the state and its people. It would be a signal to those coming that impunity pays and would be allowed to stand.
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