Rafiu Ajakaye A few days ago, people tagged me to an anonymous X handle who said that Kwara State budgeted N10.3 billion for new cars in 2026 and only N203 million for school facilities. It added that the state spent N3.7 billion buying new cars and N16 million on school facilities in 2025. It is a classic example of disinformation. The agenda of the handle is not clear, but it is hardly noble or in pursuit of public good. The claims are false. Last year alone, Kwara State Government paid N3,554,642,584.46 counterpart funding to the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC). In turn, the state accessed N7,109,285,168.92 with which it has constructed 92 blocks of two classrooms each; renovated 193 classrooms; built 36 units of four compartment of VIP toilets; installed 36 solar-powered...