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Politics in Kwara is no longer just about speeches, it’s about results people can feel. The administration of Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq, supported by lies and propaganda from different political jobbers that came on a strong wave to play on public hope. But today, many citizens are asking a quieter question: has hope translated into the kind of progress they expected? This election presents two credible leadership paths. There is no denying that Sulaiman Bolakale Kawu commands admiration for his community presence and professional accomplishments. He connects with people, and that matters. But when governance becomes complex, is connection alone enough to steer a state forward? Then there is Ali Ahmed, whose record reflects deep institutional experience. From his role in establishing Kwara State University, Malete to his unanimous leadership of the Kwara State House of Assembly, his journey has been rooted in building structures that outlast political cycles. His advocacy tied to the Not...

There's a growing concern about individuals falsely claiming to be 'Alfa' (Islamic scholars) without any legitimate connection to the faith. They use this title as a cover-up for their illicit activities, displaying excessive wealth, flaunting expensive gadgets, luxury cars, and flashy attire. A disturbing trend is that the majority of these individuals are youth. They are often caught engaging in illicit activities, including performing juju rituals for fraudsters and participating in ritual killings. A recent example is the case of an individual who was arrested for killing a girl and dismembering her body. During interrogation, when asked about his profession and source of income, his response was: 'I'm an Alfa.' As Muslims, we know that having a legitimate source of income is essential. Even the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) was a merchant and trader before his prophethood. This emphasizes the importance of honest work and financial accountability. We must condem...

University of Ilorin Admission Update: 2023/2024 Session    Commencement of Admission Issuance on JAMB CAPS We are delighted to inform all prospective aspirants of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) seeking admission into the 2023/2024 academic session that the institution has commenced the issuance of admission letters on the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS). How to Check Your Admission Status To check your admission status, follow these steps: 1. Visit the JAMB CAPS Portal at [insert link] 2. Login with your JAMB email and password 3. Scroll down and click on "Check Admission Status" 4. Choose your exam year (if prompted) 5. Enter your JAMB registration number (if required) 6. Click on "Check Admission Status" to view your UNILORIN admission status Important Notes - Only candidates who have been recommended by the University and have accepted their admission to JAMB CAPS will be issued admission letters. ...

The political atmosphere in Kwara State is currently experiencing a significant shift in sentiment. After the "Oto ge" ("It's Enough") revolution, which led to the ousting of the long-ruling PDP administration in 2019, the people of Kwara had high hopes for the new government. However, the current administration, dubbed "Oto Ge" ("It's Enough "), has failed to deliver on its promises, leaving the citizens disillusioned and frustrated. The "Oto ge" movement was a testament to the people's desire for change after 16 years of perceived stagnation under PDP rule. The new government, led by Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, promised to bring about a new era of development and progress. However, Five years into his tenure, the administration has struggled to make a meaningful impact. Infrastructure development, job creation, and economic growth have been slow, and the government's response to the people's needs has been ina...

 Kwara State's political landscape is fraught with tension as the governor's controversial handling of local government councils has sparked widespread outrage. The removal of democratically elected council chairmen and ward councillors, coupled with the refusal to hold elections throughout his first tenure and the first year of his second tenure, has been widely condemned. The governor's actions have been seen as a blatant disregard for democratic principles and a consolidation of power. However, following intense public and legal pressure, the governor has finally relented, scheduling local government elections for September 21, 2024. Despite this development, concerns about electoral malpractice loom large. Fears of vote-buying, rigging, and manipulation are rampant, with opposition parties and civil society organizations expressing concerns about the governor's perceived vested interests. The electoral commission, security agencies, and civil society organizations m...

 The political landscape in Nigeria is witnessing a fascinating trend, as politicians from various walks of life are flocking to Daura, Katsina State, to pay homage to former President Muhammadu Buhari. This phenomenon is not new in Nigeria's political sphere, as Minna, Niger State, was once the epicenter of political pilgrimage, with visitors trooping to visit former President Ibrahim Babangida. Recently, the former Vice President and Presidential aspirant, Atiku Abubakar, visited Buhari in Daura, tagging it a "Sallah greeting". This visit spark ed interest, given their political differences and the fact that Atiku came second to Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2023 presidential poll. Another notable visit was that of Nasir El-Rufai, former FCT Minister and former Governor of Kaduna State, a prominent political figure in the north. His visit was significant, given his rumored fallout with the present administration of Tinubu, which led to his removal from the ministerial list. ...