Senator Saliu Mustapha and team: Clever by half!
By Abdullah Abdulganiyu Regardless of how they hide and downplay it every now and then, Kwarans already know Senator Saliu Mustapha is nursing the ambition to become Governor of Kwara…
A Sardauna’s path in Kwara
Rafiu Ajakaye There is a reason Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, Sardauna of Ilorin, enjoys his solo moves within or outside of the state capital: he, among other things, fears the genuflection…
Celebrating Leadership and Empathy: A Tribute to Governor Abdulrahman
By Abayomi Odunowo. In an era where political leadership often seems to be detached from the everyday realities of citizens, there is a stark contrast presented by the leadership of…
At 65, Gov AbdulRazaq AbdulRahman Champions A New Era In Nigerian Filmmaking With Sugar Factory
At 65 years old, Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq is not just governing Kwara State—he is reshaping Nigeria’s creative industry. His administration’s landmark achievement, the Sugar Film Factory, is a testament to…
Telecoms Tariffs Increase in Nigeria: 7 Things to Know
By Olusegun Qazim One. The NCC approval is for Telecom Operators to adjust their tariff prices by 50 percent within an already existing tariff band determined since 2013 – with…
Setting the Record Straight on Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq’s Urban Reforms by . By Comrade Yahaya Muyideen Anifowoshe.
Following the fencing off of the challenge trade area, the Kwara State chapter of the People's Democratic Party has resorted to a barrage of criticisms aimed at the current administration's…
Championing Inclusivity: Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq’s Commitment to Persons with Special Needs in Kwara State by Ibrahim Shukurat
Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq's leadership in Kwara State stands as a transformative force, particularly in his approach to addressing the needs of persons with disabilities. In a nation where individuals with…
From the Shadows of Stagnation to the Light of Progress: Why Kwara Needs Visionary Leadership by Babajide Fadoju
For decades, Kwara State was synonymous with the Saraki political dynasty—a hegemonic force that shaped the state’s political and economic landscape through a system often referred to as Ile-Loke politics. Rooted in…