Mr Magaji observed that erosion remained a threat in Kwara communities.
He described the current security structure as inadequate and called for an urgent reform.
Another winner, Yemisi Ariwajoye, urged other companies to emulate MTN’s corporate social responsibility initiatives.
He explained that the infrastructure drive was aimed at expanding the state’s economy.
The offences contravene the provisions of Sections 249(d), 390(9), 419 and 516 of the Criminal Law of Oyo State, 2000.
According to the governor, security is not the responsibility of the government alone.
It also regretted the killing of a mathematics teacher, Michael Oyedokun.
The magistrate adjourned the matter until June 7 for hearing.
She said the rise is driven mainly by unhealthy lifestyles and poor health-seeking behaviour.
Mr Ibrahim alleged that the defendant obtained the sum of N10.6 million from a complainant, Dr Taofeek Abdullah.
