5th Anniversary : Kwara APC Praises Governor AbdulRazaq for Transformative Projects, Policies

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kwara State has lauded the state Governor, Mall. AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq CON, for his remarkable achievements in implementing transformative projects and policies.

Speaking during a media engagement commemorating the 5th anniversary of the APC-led government of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq CON, the party’s state chairman, Prince Sunday Fagbemi, expressed gratitude to God and the people of Kwara State for the support over the past five years.

He commended the governor and party members for their commitment to improving the state’s socio-economic landscape.

The Kwara APC chairman highlighted the administration’s dedication to public welfare, infrastructure development, and inclusive governance as key factors behind the party’s electoral success.

Over the past five years, our government has worked tirelessly to restore the dignity of the Kwara person, support public sector workers, and promote a viable private sector,” Fagbemi stated.

He noted significant projects like the Tanke & Unity flyovers, the Ilorin Innovation Hub, and the KwaraLEARN educational initiative as examples of the administration’s progress.

Fagbemi praised Governor AbdulRazaq’s leadership in healthcare, citing the construction of the first cancer treatment center in North Central Nigeria and the upcoming Kwara State Teaching Hospital. He also lauded the administration’s response to economic challenges, including fuel subsidy removal, and its measures to support state workers and vulnerable populations.

As Kwara State prepares for local government elections on September 21, Fagbemi called for peaceful conduct, emphasizing the APC’s ongoing commitment to responsive and responsible governance.

Governor AbdulRazaq has been a transformational leader who has elevated our state. His inclusive and developmental policies have earned him a second term, and we will continue to support his vision for Kwara’s future,” Fagbemi concluded.