This evening, I'm excited to inspect an electric vehicle that a team of engineers in Kwara State had successfully converted from gasoline engine by a team of great engineers from the Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete. The vehicle works perfectly with different accessories.

This is innovation at its finest, and a clear indication that we are fast turning the corners as our country steadily joins the world to reduce over reliance on fossil fuel and adopt cleaner energy. This innovation could not have come at a better time as governments at all levels make different efforts to ease the inconveniences associated with the removal of fuel subsidy.

I commend the team of engineers led by KWASU's Head of Technical Unit Centre for Sustainable Energy and Chief Technologist at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering AbdulAzeez Akande. I also commend the Acting Vice Chancellor of the university Prof. Shaykh Lukman Jimoh, who led the team to Government House Thursday evening, all of them driven in the electric vehicle.

I assured the team of our constant support as they do more to deploy technology and their own will-power to make life worth more living for. The future is here, and I'm super glad that Kwara is in the race to the top!

For a start, I have directed the team to convert some government vehicles to use electricity for immediate deployment on campuses for the benefits of our students

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Is it not jumping from frying pan to fire?

At least you can find fuel from black market at 800 naira each line, compared to when their national grid collapses like the epileptic patient in Aso Rock, how can you recharge the vehicle?

Even the owo mi daa crew will adjust.

AA