Kwara State Government Vows to Improve Workforce Well-Being and Support Sustainable Development Goals
The Kwara State Government has affirmed its commitment to enhancing the well-being of its workforce and creating an environment where they can live decently after retirement, as reported by Punch.
The government declared its support for the realization of the Seventeen World Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing that part of these goals focus on ensuring decent work for people and growing the economy.
At a convention organized by the office of the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on SDGs, Hon. Mariam Nnafatima Imam, the state Deputy Governor, Kayode Alabi, urged participants to view the event as an opportunity to make necessary inquiries and network towards building a solid foundation for a better tomorrow.
The deputy governor was represented by the commissioner for communications, Bola Olukoju, who highlighted the importance of sustainable development initiatives.
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