Kwara RAAMP Trains Enumerators: Charges them to be committed and upright

Selected enumerators across the sixteen Local Government Areas of the State in the ongoing training organized by the Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP), have been urged to justify the trust reposed in them by diligently discharging their duties to the betterment of the State and it's people.
The State Coordinator, Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP), Engr. Akorede Abdulwahab Agboola noted this while declaring open a five -
day training organized by RAAMP for the selected enumerators accross the sixteen Local Government Areas of the State.
Engr. Akorede, who specifically commended the Governor, Abdulraman Abdulrasaq led administration for creating an enabling environments through meaningful partnerships with developed Agencies to bring developments to the rural dwellers in the State, also mentioned that so far, His Excellency had paid a sum 600million to ensure the progress and the survival of RAAMP project in the State.
He therefore called on the participants to see the assignment as a service to the State which requires lots of commitments and dedication to justify the endless efforts of the State Government on the Project over the years.
Meanwhile, the Project Coordinator, further noted that, reports gotten at the end of the assignment will form a data base for the Project, hence the need for cooperation and dedication of all in order to achieve a common goal.
It will be recalled that Kwara is one of the 13 participating RAAMP States in the Country where we have others such as Kebbi, Kastina, Sokoto, Kano, Abia, Ogun, Oyo, Ondo, Akwa-Ibom, Kogi, Bauchi and Plateau. 
In their remarks, participants expressed their gratitude to the Kwara State Government for providing a working environment for RAAMP Project to thrive in the State. Adding that the knowledge acquired before, during and after the training is not only worthwhile, but would be cherished for life.
The training which was attended by RAAMP Officers to offer technical support, also featured visits to some selected road sites, to acquire practical field experience. Formal introduction of enumerators and Kwara RAAMP State Project Implementation Unit (SPIU) officials, questions, answers, observations and others were made.

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