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Abdulmumin retweeted
Yesterday, I hosted our 'special four' and winners of the 2026 presidential school debate at the Ahmadu Bello House Ilorin. Kwara is winning the championship for the fifth consecutive time. My meeting with the team afforded me the opportunity to personally appreciate their excellent performance that has, once again, brought honour to the state.
I also received the Kwara students who represented Nigeria at an international contest in Kenya and returned 2nd runner-up, as well as the team that emerged 1st runner-up at the senior category of the presidential school debate held in Rivers State.
I'm excited at the accomplishments of these young scholars. They are justifying the investment of our administration in the education sector. It was, therefore, my pleasure to award them the sum of N3 million each, while their coaches took N1m home apiece.
Our investment in education is not limited to just infrastructure and buildings in schools, we are also committing huge resources to the training and retraining of teachers, improving our curriculum, and doing the best we can to make students stay in schools. Our introduction of KwaraLEARN has made our public schools highly competitive with many parents increasingly enrolling their wards there.
Also yesterday, I visited the under-construction multi-storey Oluremi Tinubu Hospital in Ilorin to assess the quality and its level of progress.
I'm satisfied with the work done so far. We want the best for our people. All major high-end imaging equipment, such as MRI, CT scan, mammogram, X-rays, and others are already on ground for installation.
We are now counting down to completion. We hope to commission the facility as soon as possible. We will continue to monitor the consultants and contractors to be on time and execute an efficient job.
Abdulmumin retweeted
KWARA 2027: WHAT SHOULD THE NEXT CHAPTER LOOK LIKE?
As Kwara looks towards the future, the conversation must be about the people, their aspirations and the development we all desire.
From leadership to education, job creation, security and infrastructure, what should be the priorities of the next chapter?
Let’s hear your voice. What does a greater Kwara mean to you?
#Kwara2027 #KwaraDecides #IwajuLaNlọ
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BREAKING: Oro Women Sweep Out Saraki and Entourage, Declare "Oro is APC, APC is Oro"
Oro stood still on Monday as market women, community leaders and party faithful staged a symbolic road sweeping to reject the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) moments after former Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, left the town.
Saraki, who is on a campaign tour of Kwara South, had earlier held a meeting with PDP stakeholders and some town unions including the Oro Descendants Union, CAN, League of Imams, NURTW and Okada Riders Association.
But what followed his exit shocked observers.
In a scene reminiscent of the 2019 _O to Ge_ movement, hundreds of women poured into the streets with brooms, sweeping the roads his convoy had passed and chanting, "Oro has moved on, we will never go back to Egypt. Oro is APC and APC is Oro."
The women said the symbolic sweeping was to cleanse the town of bad governance and deceptive promises.
Speaking on behalf of the protesters, Mrs. Tawakalit Sulyman said Oro has no reason to return to the Saraki political dynasty.
"What is Saraki coming to tell us? After 16 years of controlling Kwara, Oro has nothing to show for it. No single landmark project. We cannot be deceived again," she lamented.
She accused the Saraki administration of deliberately stunting the growth of Kwara State College of Education, Oro, through baseless reforms that drastically affected its NCE programme, and of diverting the proposed Kwara State University, which was recommended for Oro by the Prof. Shehu Jimoh Committee, to Molete.
"Today, under Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, that same College is witnessing a turnaround with new infrastructure and federal interventions. Salaries are now regular, unlike under Saraki when workers suffered," she stated, adding that "Oro and the entire Irepodun will vote massively for APC."
Corroborating her, the APC Chairman, Oro Ward 1, Chief Gani Alawode, said the people of Oro have chosen progress over empty promises.
In his address delivered in Yoruba, Chief Alawode listed the achievements of Governor AbdulRazaq in Oro as proof that the community is better off with the present administration.
He cited the upgrade of the Oloro of Oro to a First-Class Monarch, a promise Saraki failed to fulfill for years; the total renovation of Oro General Hospital; the remodeling of Oro Grammar School; and the tarring of the 40-year-old NITEL/Okerimi - Oro Junction road.
"Saraki promised us First-Class status for our Oba but failed. Governor AbdulRazaq did it without noise. He fixed our hospital, he fixed our school, he fixed our road. So what will Saraki campaign with? Kwarans are wiser now. His candidates lack capacity, that is why he is the one campaigning. He should return to Ilorin. Oro says no to PDP," he declared.
The rally, which brought vehicular movement to a halt, later turned into a solidarity walk for Governor AbdulRazaq and all APC candidates in the state.
RT @DOlusegun: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has arrived dutse, Jigawa State for the APC Presidential Campaign rally at the Dutse Township St…
Abdulmumin retweeted
DRAMA IN ORO!
Shortly after Saraki’s convoy left Oro, Irepodun LGA, hundreds of women and residents took to the streets with brooms, chanting: “Oro rejects you! We will never go back!”
They accused Saraki of years of neglect, failed promises and lack of meaningful development in Oro, while highlighting projects under Governor @RealAARahman, including the Oro General Hospital, Oro Grammar School and the NITEL/Okerimi–Oro Junction Road.
The message from Oro was loud and clear: “Kwarans have moved on.”
#IwajuLanlo #APC
Abdulmumin retweeted
HAPPENING NOW...
VP Shettima Arrives Dutse For APC Presidential Campaign Rally
Vice President Kashim Shettima has arrived in Dutse, the Jigawa State capital, to join President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential campaign rally at the Dutse Township Stadium.
On arrival at Nuhu Muhammad Sanusi International Airport, Dutse, VP Shettima was received by the Governor of Jigawa State, Malam Umar Namadi; Governor of Zamfara State, Alhaji Dauda Lawal; Governor of Borno State, Prof. Babagana Zulum; Governor of Sokoto State, Alhaji Ahmed Aliyu; Governor of Imo State, Senator Hope Uzodimma; and Governor of Kwara State, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq.
Others present included members of the National Assembly, senior government officials, APC stakeholders and prominent political figures from across the country.
Before proceeding to the campaign rally venue, VP Shettima is expected to accompany the President to the inauguration of four projects: the Renewed Hope Technical Services Centre, the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Multipurpose Skills Acquisition Centre, the state's agricultural mechanisation programme and a dualised road project in Dutse.
The projects are designed to strengthen technical education, skills acquisition, agricultural mechanisation and road infrastructure in Jigawa State.
HAPPENING NOW...
VP Shettima Departs Abuja for APC Presidential Campaign Rally in Jigawa State
Vice President Kashim Shettima has departed Abuja for Dutse, the Jigawa State capital, to join President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Rally holding today, Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at the Mallam Aminu Kano Triangle.
Jigawa has received significant attention under the Tinubu administration, with work progressing on the Greater Dutse Water Supply Scheme, the Kwanar Danja–Tsalle–Hadejia Road, the Kunya–Kanya–Babura–Babban Mutum Road and the Kano–Maradi railway corridor. These projects are intended to improve access to water, connect farming communities to markets and strengthen trade across the North-West.
The administration is also supporting irrigation and dry-season farming, expanding access to education through NELFUND and investing in housing and skills development. Alongside Governor Umar Namadi's agricultural mechanisation programme, these efforts are opening new opportunities for farmers, young people and businesses across the state.
The Tinubu–Shettima team is heading back to Jigawa to express their heartfelt gratitude for the incredible support and confidence in the years ahead.
Much work has begun, more remains to be done, and the promise of a better tomorrow gives the people of Jigawa good reason to renew their trust in the leadership they helped bring to office.
Abdulmumin retweeted
Show us video evidence of him speaking to Kwarans during his tour.
🤧 Oct was when @engrkalekawu did his consultation tours across kwara. This is not campaign, we haven’t even started campaign. Dr @bukolasaraki is the leader of our party so you expect him to fold his arms and do what? Bash abeg no kee me with laugh
Abdulmumin retweeted
The only time you’ll see Engr. Kale Kawu post is when he’s invited to an event or when he arrives in Ilorin.
No serious political engagement.
No serious political rally.
Nothing is even serious about him. I think all he banks on currently is his Godfather, who’s moving around the state on his behalf.
You can see how our candidate is everywhere, selling himself to the people he intended to govern.
Kwarans will reject Saraki’s return though. Only a serious candidate should be contesting with the APC at the moment.
Abdulmumin retweeted
“For a Kwara you want to come and lead, it must be a Kwara you know. It is not until I am reading from paper. I know the problems in and out, and how to solve them. Bola Ahmed Tinubu laid a very good foundation in Lagos, that was what we lacked in Kwara. Mall. AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has laid a good foundation, he has set the pace and I am part and parcel of the foundation laid. It will be easy to put on your blocks and by the time we reach the lintel level, by God’s grace, somebody will come and roof.” - Kwara APC Gubernatorial candidate, SYD
Abdulmumin retweeted
"...Right now, we have two things in Gwoza that we didn't have before Tinubu came to power. In Gwoza, we now have had a College of Nursing and Midwifery and it has taken off. That's number one.
Number two, we now have Federal College of Education. I sponsored the bill and it has taken off.
Twelve destroyed villages have been resettled, electricity has returned after 10 years..."
- Sen. Ali Ndume
Asiwaju 2 terms!
Abdulmumin retweeted
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Lamba Lord: Thank you my brother. I will not disappoint you.
Agent: Oga where are you now? We have landed.
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Assistant: Abia/Umuahia. Adamawa/Yola…
Agent: Ah Oga. If I come they will fire me. It’s against the protocol. If our boys at the gate don’t let you in, that means they have switched them. I am sorry sir.
Assistant II: Ogun kee you o.
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🤧 Oct was when @engrkalekawu did his consultation tours across kwara. This is not campaign, we haven’t even started campaign. Dr @bukolasaraki is the leader of our party so you expect him to fold his arms and do what? Bash abeg no kee me with laugh
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Abdulmumin retweeted
Engr. Sulaiman Bolakale Kawu, the Kwara PDP governorship candidate, has been conspicuously absent from the public space in recent weeks. He has neither addressed Kwarans directly nor made any visible effort to engage the electorate. His only notable public appearance appears to have been standing behind Bukola Saraki when the former Senate President arrived at the Kwara Airport a few days ago.
Interestingly, when Bukola Saraki visited Offa the other day, the PDP governorship candidate was nowhere to be found. Why is he keeping away from public engagements? Why is he not stepping forward to speak to Kwarans whose mandate he seeks?
In contrast, we have seen SYD attend political rallies, address enthusiastic crowds and speak directly to Kwarans about his vision and aspirations.
We have seen him engage BBC, articulating his competence, experience and development agenda.
We have also seen him participate in an interactive session with journalists at the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Correspondents' Chapel, Ilorin, where he openly discussed his antecedents, leadership capacity, competence and plans for Kwara State.
The question Kwarans should be asking is simple: Where is the Kwara PDP governorship candidate, Engr. Sulaiman Bolakale Kawu?
Leadership requires visibility, accessibility, courage and the willingness to subject one's ideas and competence to public scrutiny, not hiding behind a leader.
Abdulmumin retweeted
Governor Abdulrahman boards commercial flights to Abuja. Just yesterday, Olora of Ora shared a picture of him with Governor Abdulrahman inside a commercial flight. Are you saying Overland isn't a commercial flight operator?
Don't tell me you have already forgotten the popular picture of Governor Abdulrahman carrying his backpack at the airport?
I hope you know how Bukola Saraki treated Baba Afolabi Joel Ogundeji.
The issue I have with you Sarakites is that you take anything your leader says, hook, line and sinker. Always verify. Oju ti la
Abdulmumin retweeted
FG PLANS $2BN EAST–WEST SUPER GRID TO BOOST TRANSMISSION CAPACITY TO 19,000MW
Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, disclosed that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had authorised work on the project, with procurement already underway.
What To Know:
- The proposed East–West Super Grid will cut across the country, linking major transmission corridors in the North and South. It is expected to increase the network’s capacity from about 4,000–5,000MW to at least 19,000MW, providing greater capacity to evacuate electricity to consumers.
- Tegbe identified stability as the government’s immediate priority, crediting better coordination among the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), the Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) and generation companies for improved response to disruptions.
- He cited the restoration of a damaged transmission line within four to five days, compared with the much longer periods previously required. He also directed that the Oshogbo–Ikeja West line be repaired by the end of November.
- The minister disclosed that the Federal Government had paid about ₦1.2 trillion out of the ₦3.3 trillion power-sector debt. He said the government intends to clear the outstanding balance next year to improve the liquidity of generation companies and strengthen their ability to pay for gas.
- The government is working to maximise the capacity of underutilised facilities, including the Alaoji and Afam power plants in the Niger Delta, by improving their output and ensuring electricity can be transmitted to areas where it is needed.
Abdulmumin retweeted
25,000 farmers, youths targeted as Governor AbdulRazaq launches historic $150m dairy farm K-Wara on Wednesday
Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq @RealAARahman is set to launch a historic dairy farm on Wednesday, projected to inject at least $150m into the local economy.
Nigeria currently spend over $1.5 billion annually to import milk and other dairy products.
K-Wara, an integrated agricultural hub, targets the production of 50,000 litres of dairy daily.
Kwara is developing its Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone (SAPZ) with roads, reliable power, cold storage, and veterinary clinics specifically optimised to support value-added dairy manufacturing.
The initiative will reach at least 25,000 farmers, in a modern, commercialised value chain.
K-Wara is also designed to provide jobs for 1,500 youths at full capacity.
Kwara State Government has also made efforts in partnering major players and stakeholders in Nigeria's dairy and food industry, including FrieslandCampina WAMCO, to explore collaborations and shared vision for development.
Upon the groundbreaking by Governor AbdulRazaq on Wednesday, K-Wara is to become one of the biggest dairy farms promoted by a state government in Nigeria.
Abdulmumin retweeted
“Before President Tinubu came to power, Gwoza in Borno State had no College of Nursing and Midwifery, and no Federal College of Education. Today, both have taken off. Twelve destroyed villages have been resettled, electricity has returned after 10 years..." — Sen. Ali Ndume
Abdulmumin retweeted
25,000 farmers, youths targeted as Governor AbdulRazaq launches historic $150m dairy farm K-Wara on Wednesday
Kwara State Governor, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq is set to launch a historic dairy farm on Wednesday, projected to inject at least $150m into the local economy.
Nigeria currently spend over $1.5 billion annually to import milk and other dairy products.
K-Wara, an integrated agricultural hub, targets the production of 50,000 litres of dairy daily.
Kwara is developing its Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone (SAPZ) with roads, reliable power, cold storage, and veterinary clinics specifically optimised to support value-added dairy manufacturing.
The initiative will reach at least 25,000 farmers, in a modern, commercialised value chain.
K-Wara is also designed to provide jobs for 1,500 youths at full capacity.
Kwara State Government has also made efforts in partnering major players and stakeholders in Nigeria's dairy and food industry, including FrieslandCampina WAMCO, to explore collaborations and shared vision for development.
Upon the groundbreaking by Governor AbdulRazaq on Wednesday, K-Wara is to become one of the biggest dairy farms promoted by a state government in Nigeria.
Gov. AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq to Perform Groundbreaking Ceremony of K-Wara Dairy Farm.
Kwara State Governor and Sardauna of Ilorin, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, CON, will perform the groundbreaking ceremony for the K-Wara Dairy Farm.
The ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. in Malete, Kwara State.
The project is expected to boost local milk production, generate employment, attract private investment, and curb Nigeria’s reliance on dairy imports, delivering substantial economic benefits to the state.
Additionally, the initiative will drive value addition across the livestock sector and bolster food security for residents.
Governor AbdulRazaq continues to prioritize agricultural transformation through targeted initiatives, including Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones, livestock breed improvement schemes, and the establishment of a dedicated Ministry of Livestock Development.
These interventions have positioned Kwara State as an emerging hub for modern livestock and dairy production, with the K-Wara Dairy Farm marking another milestone in the administration's developmental agenda.
*25,000 farmers, youths targeted as Governor AbdulRazaq launches historic $150m dairy farm K-Wara on Wednesday*
Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq is set to launch a historic dairy farm on Wednesday, projected to inject at least $150m into the local economy.
Nigeria currently spend over $1.5 billion annually to import milk and other dairy products.
K-Wara, an integrated agricultural hub, targets the production of 50,000 litres of dairy daily.
Kwara is developing its Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone (SAPZ) with roads, reliable power, cold storage, and veterinary clinics specifically optimised to support value-added dairy manufacturing.
The initiative will reach at least 25,000 farmers, in a modern, commercialised value chain.
K-Wara is also designed to provide jobs for 1,500 youths at full capacity.
Kwara State Government has also made efforts in partnering major players and stakeholders in Nigeria's dairy and food industry, including FrieslandCampina WAMCO, to explore collaborations and shared vision for development.
Upon the groundbreaking by Governor AbdulRazaq on Wednesday, K-Wara is to become one of the biggest dairy farms promoted by a state government in Nigeria.