LANWA COMMUNITY IN NEED OF SATELLITE CAMPUS OF HIGHER LEARNING 

By:  Saad Ayuba Dan-Musa



A visit to Lanwa community in Moro Local Government Area of Kwara State would change the mindset of many people who think the above topic is not correct. It is obvious that the physical presence of available infrastructure, engineered by community efforts is more than government intervention.

Before now,  Lanwa would have been a conglomerate city which would have helped in  providing employment for over fifty thousand ( 50,000) youth across the state, but with myopic thinking, the past government made this impossible simply because of greed.

The Community is endowed with people who believe in self-reliance to create wealth while some are predominantly farmers. With government support, the community would have grown beyond limit economically to add value to the state.

The town is in dire need of fast infrastructural and educational development. This can be achieved by reconstructing the road from Oke-Oyi and also, the creation of a Satellite campus of any higher institution of the State or Federal Government in the town.

Long live Lanwa!  Long live Kwara State!!

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