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Amb. Yahaya Seriki Commends Gov AbdulRazaq’s Second Term Achievements

 

…greets Kwara Lawmakers on first year anniversary

Ambassador Yahaya Seriki Gambari, a prominent member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Chief Executive Officer of Kursi Investment, has lauded Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for his numerous achievements during his second term in office.

In a statement issued on Friday, Amb. Seriki highlighted the significant milestones Governor AbdulRazaq has recorded in various sectors, including infrastructural development, education, and social welfare.

He said Governor AbdulRazaq’s second term has seen rapid progress with substantial investments in key infrastructural projects such as the Unity Flyover, the reconstruction of major roads in Ilorin, the International Conference Center, Kwara Revenue House, and the remodeling of Kwara Hotel, among others.

Seriki emphasized that these ongoing projects will transform the outlook of Ilorin, the state capital.

He also praised Governor AbdulRazaq’s effective collaboration with President Bola Tinubu’s administration, noting that as Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, AbdulRazaq has facilitated impactful projects across the state.

Seriki specifically mentioned the Bode Sadu-Kosubosu highway, the Eyenkorin-Offa road, and the establishment of the Federal Science and Technical Education Gwanara as key examples of this productive partnership.

Similarly, Amb. Seriki congratulated all Federal and State Lawmakers on their first year anniversary in office, acknowledging their contributions to their respective constituencies within a short period.

He urged the people of Kwara State to continue supporting Governor AbdulRazaq and the lawmakers to deliver more dividends of democracy across the state.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dare Akogun

Dare Akogun is a media innovator, strategic communication professional, and climate and energy transition journalist with over 11 years of impactful contributions to the media industry.

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