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27/01/2025

BREAKING: Governor Abdulrazaq has named the main bowl of the Kwara State Stadium after the late Rashidi Yekini, a football legend renowned for scoring Nigeria's first World Cup goal and for being the country's all-time highest goal scorer to date.

27/01/2025

President’s wife, ex-Gov Bamigboye, Innih, Lawal, Dr. Amuda Aluko, Ndalolo, Rashidi Yekini, others honoured as Gov Abdulrazaq names iconic projects
▪︎ First Lady to inaugurate projects in Kwara

Kwara State Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq has approved the naming of some old and new legacy projects in the state after historic figures and leaders.

On top of the list is the First Lady of Nigeria Senator Oluremi Tinubu, after whom the multibillion naira Civil Service Clinic project is being named.

The old clinic is now being reconstructed from scratch to emerge as a multistory health facility.

Senator Tinubu will perform the groundbreaking ceremony of the huge project as part of her official visit to Kwara State between January 28 and 30, 2025.

Along with the ICT Centre built under the Renewed Hope Initiative of her office at the Kwara State University of Education, the wife of the President will also inaugurate a few legacy projects of the Governor such as the Unity Flyover, ultramodern Intensive Care Unit, Executive Ward, and Gen. Tunde Idiagbon Flyover — earlier named after the late disciplinarian leader.

The road leading to the flyover is now to be called the Tafawa Balewa Road, a gesture in honour of Nigeria’s former Prime Minister, who was killed in the January 1966 military coup.

The Governor has meanwhile approved for the ICT Centre to be named after former Minister Amina Ndalolo, a jewel of Kwara North, while the executive ward at the Kwara State Teaching Hospital is named after the late prominent physician and politician Dr. Amuda Aluko.

The first state secretariat is now to be called the Brigadier General David Bamigboye Secretariat in honour of the first military administrator of the old Kwara State, while the new secretariat is named after Rear Admiral Muhammed Alabi Lawal who governed the state between 1999 and 2003.

Kwara State Stadium Complex will now be known as Major-General George Agbazika Innih Stadium Complex in appreciation of his contributions to the state.

The main bowl of the stadium is named after the late Rashidi Yekini, a football legend renowned for scoring Nigeria’s first World Cup goal and the country’s highest goal scorer till date.

Governor Abdulrazaq, similarly, approved for some other important state facilities to be named as follows: Table Tennis Arena is named after Atanda Musa (Manza Musa), who was a national champion in the games in 1979; Indoor Sports Hall is named after Gabriel Babatunde Ladipo, the first black principal of the Government Technical Training School Ilorin (GTTS) who was regarded as the father of sports in the state; Squash Court is named after Coach Bolakale Mogaji, executive chairman of the Kwara State Sports Commission who was the pioneer coach, player, and national champion in the squash game; KFA Academy is named after Coach Usuman Adenuja, the first football coach who took the Kwara Academicals to the final of Academical football competition. The Governor was among his products.

Hostel A of the stadium is named after Salihu Ishola, the first Kwaran commonwealth games’ medalist; Hostel B is named after Paralympic badminton bronze medalist Bolaji Eniola; and Hostel C is named after Bola Esan, the first female director of sports.

Rafiu Ajakaye
Chief Press Secretary to the Governor
January 27, 2025

25/01/2025

GANUSI:

"I did not do anything wrong" Wasiu AYINDE Rejects Onikijipa Request, Refuses to Apologize to Alfa's

20/01/2025

Group asks Saraki, Saliu Mustapha to stop creating division in Emir of Ilorin’s Palace

…says Over 20 Ilorin youths association recognised by Kwara State Government

•tags Jagunmo as a readily available tool to reinvent another Lawal doesn’t like Emir Of Ilorin narrative

Kwara Youths Development Advocacy Vanguard (KYDAV) has urged Dr Bukola Saraki and Senator Salihu Mustapha to desist from creating unprecedented division in the Emir of Ilorin's palace in their desperation to win the forthcoming 2027 governorship election in the state.

The group said it read with dismay these days the sponsored articles by the Senator representing Kwara Central and the former Senate President against Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, CON, whom the duo perceive as an obstacle to their dreams to capture the state in 2027.

Clarifying the claim by the sponsored writers that the governor hated the Emir of Ilorin and the Emirate, KYDAV said it was an evil attempt by their paymasters to create division between Governor Abdulrazaq and the Emir of Ilorin, Dr Ibrahim Kolapo Sulu-Gambari, CFR.

The group recalled that Dr Saraki used the same narrative as a political tool against late ex-Governor Muhammad Alabi Lawal of the blessed memory in the 2003 governorship election and succeeded in turning the back of unsuspecting Ilorites against an action that eroded the gains of the state under the former military governor.

On allegation by Saraki and Mustapha’s camps against the governor that he wanted to create a division in the Emirate by endorsing the creation of another group to tackle the Ilorin Emirate Youths Development Association (IEYDA), the Publicity Secretary of the group, Dr Idris Bolakale said it was a lie from the pit of hell.

Dr Bolakale said the governor embraces and supports any group whose goal is a greater Ilorin Emirate and Kwara State, generally noting that the governor recognises over 20 Ilorin youths associations, including Ilorin Emirate Youth Integrity Vanguard, Ilorin Emirate Youths Development Association and Youth Integrated Group (YIG) among others.

Furthermore, the group blasted Alhaji Muhammad Uthman Jagunmo, the President of IEYDA, for infecting the association with his partisan politics and allowing himself to be used as a tool to reinvent another Lawal doesn’t like Emir of Ilorin kind of narrative.

Dr Bolakale said that as a member and serving executive of Kwara PDP, Jagunmo was expected to steer clear of partisan politics after emerging as the association's president. He added that if the Ilorin Emirate Descendants Progressive Union (IEDPU) that is the mother of all unions and associations in the Emirate, didn't complain when IEYDA was conceived, it seems no reason why Jagunmo should perceive the creation of a new union for the progressive of Ilorin Emirate as a threat. The Emir of Ilorin embraces all his children irrespective of their association or political affiliation and should not be dragged into youth association’s bickering.

KYDAV urged Dr Bukola Saraki, Senator Salihu Mustapha and Alhaji Jagunmo to prioritise the the development and harmony of Ilorin Emirate rather than resorting to blackmailing the governor to score cheap political points ahead of the forthcoming 2027 governorship election. He urged the political gladiators not to see creation of more youth associations as the end to their 2027 political calculations but a means for more growth and development of Ilorin Emirate youths.

Dr Idris Bolakale
Publicity Secretary,
Kwara Youths Development Advocacy Vanguard (KYDAV)
Jan. 20, 2025

19/01/2025

AFTER IEDPU TECH HUB, GOVERNOR ABDULRAZAQ COMMENCES CONSTRUCTION OF #242 MILLION ULTRA-MODERN lCT PROJECT IN SHONGA COMMUNITY*

The Kwara State Government has officially handed over the Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) project site at Shonga in Edu Local Government Area of Kwara State to the Contractor, Skylat-One Nigeria Ltd., Adegboyega Akinwumi.

The project, which was estimated at #242 Million, was approved for construction by the Governor, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq following the request of Shonga Community for an ICT centre.

Speaking at the event which took place at Shonga recently, the Commissioner for Business, Innovation and Technology, Hon. Damilola Yusuf Adelodun, reiterated the State Government’s commitment to providing social economic infrastructure towards technological advancement in Kwara State.

The Commissioner described the project as a testament to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq’s determination to drive economic growth and development in the state, adding that the Ultra-Modern ICT project is expected to have a significant impact on the local economy as well as create job opportunities for the people of Shonga and the surrounding communities.

Hon. Damilola reiterated the State Government's dedication to enhancing the ease of doing business in Kwara State, citing the ICT project as a prime example of this commitment and charged the Contractor to deliver quality job so that the State Government would have value for the fund spent on the project.

She said the Ultra-Modern ICT project at Shonga is one of several initiatives undertaken by the Kwara State Government to promote economic development and improve the lives of its citizens.

The Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Mary Kemi Adeoshun, also commended the efforts of the State Government towards the commencement of the project and emphasized its potential to stimulate economic growth and development in the region, advising the Contractor to use the resources effectively, efficiently and deliver the project at the agreed period.

Earlier, the Emir of Shonga, His Royal Highness, Alhaji Dr Haliru Ndanusa Yahaya, thanked the Governor for meeting the yearning of the people in their communities, expressing that the project will support the educational system, enhance economic growth and social development for the people.

The Emir added that Shonga Community has been advocating for quality skills that match the economic reality among which are computer literacy and digital economy for socio-economic development of the community.

He appreciated the Management of the Ministry for handing over the project to the Contractor, saying the Shonga Community will ever remain grateful to the State Government for providing these interventions in their area.

In his remarks, the Contractor, Skylat-One Nigeria Ltd., Adegboyega Akinwumi, thanked the State Government for awarding the project to the company and promised to deliver a quality job.

At the event were the Director, Personnel, Finance and Supply, Mr Tunde Thompson Amos; Project Manager/Procurement Officer, Mr Rafiu Bayo Adeniran; Desk Officer, Nurudeen Agunbiade; President, Shonga Community, Mallam Adam Jibril and others.

Taibat Baba Adams,
Press Secretary,
MBIT.

19/01/2025

I will demolish Governor AbdulRazaq’s safety fence if elected as Governor in 2027 - Kwara PDP Leader

Prof. Ali Ahmed, former Speaker of KWHA, who jointly passed the obnoxious bill of:

❌ Life pension for Bukola Saraki
❌ Life medical bill both in Nigeria and abroad
❌ Houses in Ilorin and Abuja at the expense of state public funds
❌ Sale of our agricultural lands, GSS, and Yidi prayer ground
❌ Level 16 salary scale for thugs and criminals
❌ Withholding Jebba Traditional Council salary

He stated that if elected in 2027, he will destroy all the good beautification efforts in Kwara.

19/01/2025

🚧 Kwara State

For the first time in history, Ilorin has made it to the top 3 developed towns in Nigeria.

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14/01/2025

Q4: Inter-Ministerial Press Briefing

13/01/2025

bbQ4: Inter-Ministerial Press Briefing

10/01/2025

Sahara Reporters: Kwara Youths and Zero-sum Mentality by Olayinka Fafoluyi (Solace)

During the course of my appointment, I have been able to identify that envy and a zero-sum mentality have severed more ties while those who are not privileged to serve in the political sphere have become moral police on what the future holds for their fellow youths presently in public office. Perhaps, these individuals don't know that their dislike or hate for someone can't stop the Almighty God from blessing him.

Zero-sum mentality, the belief that success, especially economic success, is possible only at the expense of other people's failures, has built a mansion in the hearts of many youths of Kwara. May God help our clerics as they continue to preach against it and the spirit of entitlement.

I understand that Governor Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq, CON has appointed some of us whom you never thought would be great in life given our poor and humble background. We didn’t see it coming too, Kadara ni. Stop trying to pull us down over a destiny we don’t have power over. Some of you even created WhatsApp groups under an oath that certain youths appointed by the Governor must not be added, has that stopped those youths from being on the decision table? The answer is NO! Ilara, that isn’t worth it. Some destinies are bigger than any conspiracy, it will even consume the conspirators.

I just saw a publication on Sahara Reporter against a youth in Kwara courtesy of one of our egbons who is unnecessarily bitter over one of his Aburos’ shining light, Solace is used to things like this, I have been accused wrongly over things I don’t have powers over. In the last few days I have seen and received calls over a certain wrong allegation made by some individuals against me but I no longer care because I am yet to see one person who has done injustice or blackmail others at any decision table, whether within or outside the country. They’re, at best, WhatsApp admins. The publication further confirms why I have always maintained no emotional attachment or fake friend status with most of the so-called youths, irrespective of past relationships because we don’t love ourselves; we conspire against ourselves instead. So, why would I say because I know you or we are all youths, we should consider the future when you’re conspiring against me? Did you also not consider the future, or is the future only for those who have an affiliation with the government in power?

I have decided to do what I think is right today and allow God to handle the future. Only God knows who will die first between a Doctor and his patient. My experiences with most youths, especially during the days of my humble beginning and during my appointment in Governor AbdulRazaq’s first term, have made me a MAN at a very early age. I have said it times without number, any youth of my age in Kwara who has touched more lives than Solace should come out. The only problem the so-called munafiq youths have with Solace is that he is too loyal to Governor AbdulRazaq but none of you have been able to achieve what Governor AbdulRazaq made me and most of us achieved even when your principals were in and left power unceremoniously. The good thing is that Governor AbdulRazaq does his things without blowing his trumpet or making us exchange our dignity for it. We still have our pride as humans intact to date.

I'm glad that most of you who have become conspirators and blind critics are far older than the youths in government and have never had the privilege that we all are presently enjoying through appointments and the privilege to serve in different capacities. Bad Belle can’t stop what God has destined for everyone. My only worry is that we have taken this politics to the extent where our children will bear the consequences of our avoidable disagreements and annoying evil plans against each other.

We call ourselves youths but don’t even care about the health of the youth sphere because one desperate lawmaker has paid you to run a hatchet job errand for him. Even the hatchet job you don’t even know how to execute it. By the time your unprofessional ex*****on of it backfires, and the financial atrocities of this lawmaker are exposed, the Temple Run will be a joke. Interestingly, some of the aspirants are young enough to be the younger brothers of those running the hatchet jobs but destiny is difficult to fight. For now, enjoy the comedy.

Most of you running the hatchet job errand are older than the youths you are paid to blackmail. Have you ever seen anyone pay to blackmail people without any value given to certain privileges? Never, even the person who gave you the assignment will not get into power and trust you. You’re not different from the “good boys”, yours is with an addition of education christened “Educated Good Boys” operating using data. How many “good boys” did you see again today? How long are we going to see the “educated good boys”? Time will tell. The 2027 election will end the cycle because you all just need your doubts to be cleared that you don’t matter in the scheme of things to find your bearings. Those who matter are building their capacity and are seeing you all as those who don’t matter but are using social media opinions to cover their low self-esteem. Do you have a vote within your family? Does your opinion count? State starts from family. Nobody would be proud to have a Facebook or WhatsApp admin who can’t take responsibility for the home as an Olori ebi. Let’s not waste the little time left before some of you clock 50. So that you won’t spend your 50s angry that the youths you are blackmailing haven’t stopped glowing. High Blood Pressure can come from depression over a life God is interested in which you are busy conspiring against.

Moreover, a lot of you have a blurry identity of not being loyal to anything. That’s why there are some relationships most of the state’s gladiators can’t establish with you. Some questions that can help our retrospection: Are you loyal? What drives your loyalty? What are your past antecedents? What value do you possess? Who are you? If you limit the answer to politics or political affiliation then you’re not yet ready for personal evaluation and growth.

I have laughed so many times when I see some online news platforms derailing from their goals because they do not understand the business side of media. Some platforms were once the most visited event and lifestyle media platforms in Kwara but used politics to demarket themselves. When I check some platforms on social media I noticed the rush for engagement when it comes to events and lifestyle but grave silence when it comes to politics. It brings me to the question that I have always wanted to ask Kwara youths as I prepare myself for a future in the academic and business world: Must our lives centre around politics and political patronage? Who would you be if there were no politics?

On a final note, who would you blame in the next 20 years if the only thing attached to your name is a hatchet job for youths against youths? Think about it.

07/01/2025

Kwara hires 1,811 basic school teachers, attendants
• documentation begins as successful applicants get employment letters

Kwara State Universal Basic Education Board (KWSUBEB) said it has shortlisted 1,811 applicants for employments following the recent process involving at least 55,713 applicants from across the state.

The breakdown of the successful applicants included 1,500 teachers, mostly from STEM subjects, and 311 non-teaching staff comprising drivers, security guards, and office assistants for schools in the 16 local government areas of the state.

“Successful applicants with valid phone numbers have since been contacted for their letters. Documentation started on Monday, January 6, with successful applicants from Kwara North, Tuesday, January 7, is for new hires from Kwara South, while Wednesday, January 8, is for successful candidates from Kwara Central,” according to a statement by the KWSUBEB Chairman Prof. Sheu Raheem Adaramaja.

“Documents required during documentation include original and two photocopies of all credentials; two file jackets and tags; citizenship certificate; two passport photographs; bond signing; biodata form to be filled, among other things,” the statement added.

Adaramaja said the process focused more on hiring persons who would stay in their place of assignment, underscoring why the board sought nominations of competent and qualified hands from rural communities to bridge the manpower need in the hinterlands.

Atere Aminat Abiola
Press Secretary
KWSUBEB
6th January, 2025

06/01/2025

Transformer or Builder: The leadership Quality of Comrade AbdulMajeed Wahab Temidire (Aburo Gomina)

-By: Muhammed O. AbdulAzeez

In the fabric of community leadership, few figures embody the essence of transformative change quite like Comrade AbdulMajeed Wahab Temidire, widely known as Aburo Gomina. Often labeled as a "Transformer" for his ability to enact change, those who have witnessed his journey understand the deeper significance behind the name—he is, in fact, a Builder. Through his unwavering loyalty to Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, CON, Aburo Gomina has become an architect of opportunity, raising countless individuals from grass to grace.

Aburo Gomina’s leadership is deeply rooted in loyalty, particularly to Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq. This loyalty transcends mere political allegiance; it epitomizes a commitment to a shared vision for societal progress. By aligning his endeavors with the Governor's objectives, Aburo Gomina has effectively mobilized resources that address pressing community needs. His ability to bridge the gap between governance and grassroots aspirations has established him as a vital player in the region's socio-economic landscape.

One of the most remarkable facets of Aburo Gomina’s leadership is his dedication to uplifting those around him. Through various initiatives, he has transformed the lives of many, turning potential into reality. Whether through education, vocational training, or entrepreneurship support, his efforts have enabled individuals to rise above their circumstances. This commitment to empowerment not only changes lives but also fosters a culture of resilience and ambition within the community.

In an era where self-promotion often overshadows genuine contributions, Aburo Gomina stands out for his humility. Despite the significant impact he has made, he frequently prefers to remain behind the scenes, allowing his work to speak for itself. This humility is a cornerstone of his character; he understands that true leadership is not about seeking accolades but about serving the community. His preference for anonymity has not diminished his influence; rather, it has amplified the respect and admiration he commands.

In a world saturated with superficiality, Aburo Gomina’s approach to leadership is refreshingly authentic. His good works serve as a natural advertisement for his character and commitment to community service. The stories of transformation he has facilitated spread organically, creating a narrative that highlights his dedication without the need for ostentation. This authenticity resonates deeply with the people, reinforcing the idea that impactful leadership is often found in quiet determination and selfless service.

Comrade AbdulMajeed Wahab Temidire, (Aburo Gomina), emerges as a beacon of hope and a model of effective leadership. His loyalty to Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, combined with his commitment to uplifting others, solidifies his legacy as a builder of communities. Through humility and impactful action, he illustrates that the essence of leadership lies in empowering others and cultivating a brighter future. As his journey continues, it serves as a powerful reminder that the most profound leaders are often those who operate quietly, leaving an indelible mark on the lives they touch.

30/12/2024

Where is this building located?

30/12/2024

Breaking: 13 kidnapped Kwara victims rescued

The Nigeria Police Force has announced the successful rescue of 13 kidnapped victims from Kwara State and the arrest of five suspected armed robbers from Lagos State, following coordinated operations conducted over the past week

30/12/2024

I brought you back to life Politically, Wike slams Odili

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, on Sunday, came down hard on ex-Rivers State Governor, Peter Odili, describing him as a rent seeker and an ingrate for siding with incumbent Governor Siminalayi Fubara

30/12/2024

Kwara 2027 Governorship Election and Saraki, PDP's Divisive Politics

By Yunus Daud

I wish to write to Kwara northerners particularly those who haven't sold their birthright to a politician who loves to see the region in a perpetual underdeveloped state. I want to direct this piece to those Kwara northerners who have been actively and fearlessly saying it is the turn of their region in 2027 in the face of the coordinated attacks by identified online urchins of a politician whose greed and highhandedness are making his loyalists leave his camp in drove.

Your call to all the political parties in the state to cede their governorship tickets to your region for equity, fairness and justice is not out of place. Since the return of democracy in 1999, it is only Kwara North that has not led the state from its most revered office at Ahmadu Bello Way, Ilorin, despite contributing hugely to the political and economic development of the state like Kwara South and Kwara Central that have produced one and three governors respectively.

Don't allow Mr Bukola Saraki and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the known enemies of your region and their rottweilers, to bully you into silence. They're pained that you rejected the Greek gift they offered your region in 2023. If Saraki truly meant well for Kwara North, he would have considered giving the 2019 governorship ticket to one of your sons or daughters. Rather than toe the pay path of justice, equity and fairness, he gave it to one unpopular Razak Atunwa whose little political relevance died with the election.

Saraki and his hungry minions' excuse of not going to cede the PDP ticket to your region in 2027 because you failed to deliver Alhaji Shuaib Yaman in 2023 is nothing but total nonsense. What Saraki intends to achieve with this unguided narrative, which he ordered his minions to share across social media platforms, is to present Kwara Northerners as ungrateful and set other Kwarans against you people. Isn't it obvious how his urchins are heating the polity in recent times?

Interestingly, not many of these people insulting Kwara northerners for rejecting Saraki's 2023 Greek gift voted for Yaman. Their excuse was that he was Gbemisola Saraki’s candidate, the same woman who claimed she supported the ruling party to free Kwarans from the decade-long political slavery of her father’s dynasty. Similarly, Saraki couldn't deliver his local government for Yaman let alone his senatorial district. What's now the fault of the Kwara Northerners if I may ask?

Kwara northerners, you must not be distracted by Saraki and his minions' divisive politics, especially now that you are aware of what they intend to achieve with the rhetoric they are pushing out. Leave them to continue barking like strayed dogs. Remain focused and continue your call for the zoning of the 2027 governorship ticket to your region, which is rooted in fairness, equity and justice. Kwarans are fair and just people; they will definitely support your cause and ensure a Kwara northerner governor emerges.

Besides, it is already happening. Kwara Southerners have already keyed in. You must have seen how they trooped out en masse to advocate a power shift to your region last week Friday. A lot of our people in Kwara Central are also with Kwara North and will ensure a Kwara Northerner emerge in 2027. Forget the nonsense KC for KC being paraded by those battling political survival. They're mere noisemakers and online urchins of Dr Bukola Saraki. Like Saraki, they don't matter. So, keep your eyes on the ball!

Daud a Human Right Activist writes from Oke foma, Ilorin.

30/12/2024

BREAKING: Mele Kyari will retire in four months as CEO of NNPC. Bayo Ojulari, who hails from Kwara, is a likely candidate to succeed him as the new CEO of NNPC.

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