As Kwara State gradually approaches the 2027 general election and the constitutional conclusion of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq’s second tenure, political engagements across the state have moved beyond routine speculation into a phase of serious strategic thinking. The conversation is no longer centred on
Last Monday, Kwara State governor, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, flagged off the e-registration and revalidation of members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state. At the event, the governor urged party officials and members to leverage the ‘achievements’ of his administration to attract
Kwara State has never been short of promises, but moments arise in history when a promise must be matched with purpose. As the current administration headed by Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq (CON) steadily approaches its constitutional sunset, the state stands at one of such
Long before any discussion of contesting for political office emerged, Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi has consistently stood with the people of Kwara—especially Kwara South. Across critical areas such as healthcare, youth development, and philanthropy, his presence and impact have been evident over the years.
When the slogan ‘Igbomina lokan’ gained prominence, some of us insisted that the conversation must rise above sub-ethnic groups and focus squarely on competence, credibility, and capacity. That moment has now arrived. The contest is fierce, with formidable contenders emerging from different political
One of the important legacies of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq are the many walkways in every part of the capital city, Ilorin. Beyond being pleasing aesthetics which set the new Ilorin apart from its old self, these walkways come with lifestyle change and numerous
Osun politics from the beginning has always been full of drama. What I noticed in the current exchanges appears strange. I know some will disagree with me. Yet, the unmistakable conclusion is that there is desire for political solution from both sides and
Dr. Fatai Bello, a statesman by all standards and a unifying figure in kwara State has exited into eternity in a hail of glory. His death last Sunday was sudden, shocking and devastating. But the Janazah (Islamic funeral prayer) and the Fidau (Islamic prayer for
A Formal Constitutional Letter to Mr. President, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Date: 17 December 2025. Mr. President, This letter is written pursuant to my civic and constitutional obligation to draw attention to actions and omissions which, if established, amount to serial violations
Every government must raise revenue. However, history has shown that governments that extract before they build, tax before they produce, and punish the citizens for failures they did not create often end in economic and political crisis. Sustainable governance requires that taxation should
