Shop 6, phase 2 of Charis shopping complex. (Gadget zone) Post office Ilorin, Kwara state
Closed now
• Mon - Sat, 08:00-17:30
Kwara State • Ilorin South
Surulere ilorin, Kwara state. Opposite First Baptist church
First Baptist church
Closed now
• Mon - Sun, 08:00-18:00
Kwara State • Ilorin South
OPPOSITE CITIZENS OF LIGHT CHURCH (CLC), Ilesanmi Junction, Tanke Ilorin’s Kwara state.
Opposite ILESUNMI JUNCTION
Closed now
• Mon - Sat, 09:00-18:30
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