ALGON. Chairman Kwara State Hon. Abubakar Abdulahi Danladi Applauds By CHINONYEREM Igwe, Abuja
The Executive Chairman of Kaiama Local Government Area of Kwara State and Chairman of the All Local Governments’ Government Council of Nigeria, Hon. Abubakar Abdulahi Danladi, has attributed the achievements recorded by him and his colleagues to the unwavering and maximum support they have continued to receive from the Executive Governor of Kwara State, His Excellency AbdulRazaq.
Speaking to journalists in Abuja during the inauguration of 774 Local Government Chairmen as part of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Campaign Council, Hon. Danladi highlighted the remarkable strides the Governor is making toward the development of Kwara State. He disclosed that ongoing projects are being executed across all the local government areas of the state, and that the council chairmen commend the Governor for his commitment to ensuring that the grassroots fully enjoy the dividends of democracy.
The Hon. Chairman urged well-meaning Nigerians to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in his bid for a second term. He maintained that, under the able leadership of the Tinubu administration, several reforms have been introduced to reposition the nation. According to him, the President’s economic policies have helped to rejuvenate the economy.
He cited significant infrastructure and development projects, noting that the Coastal Super Highway is currently under construction, the Lagos–Sokoto Highway has reached advanced stages, and the Mokwa–Lambata project has recently been flagged off. He also stated that the Minna–Kontagora Highway is in progress. He further commended the administration’s education initiatives, describing them as excellent, and emphasized the availability of NELFUND. He added that universities no longer embark on prolonged strikes.
Hon. Danladi concluded by affirming that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has the country’s best interests at heart, and that Nigerians should re-elect him for a second term to sustain and consolidate the administration’s legacy projects.
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