APC Will Be Re-elected In Kwara, Abdulrazaq Boasts

Executive governor of Kwara State , Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq has expressed confidence in the re-election chances of his administration come 2023, adding that the state could not afford to return to the “locust years” of the PDP government.

The governor who said there was total collapse of governance in the state under PDP, boasted that today no part of Kwara State was without appreciable positive imprints of the Otoge administration, adding that significant progress has been made across sectors between 2019 and now.

Speaking with journalists in Lagos, the Governor said his investments in healthcare, education, rural-urban development, water facilities, and workers’ welfare are so significant that emerging data have shown a wide gap between what he met and the situation today.

He added that his administration achieved a lot by working with development partners who had earlier left the state for lack of support, adding that the government now works with SightSavers International to strengthen eye care services in the state.

Asserting that no electoral ward in the state is without positive traces of his administration, the Governor said project commissioning is hardly a measure of development or performance.