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Governor AbdulRazaq Calls for Unity Among APC Members in Kwara https://kwararising.com/governor-abdulrazaq-calls-for-unity-among-apc-members-in-kwara/ “I want us to strengthen and deepen the spirit of working together. A divided house will lead us nowhere,” the governor remarked. He stressed the importance of unity, warning that division would make the party vulnerable. “Let us work together and look forward to a good year—a year of more prosperity, a year of stability, and a year of proper engagement among ourselves,” he added. Governor AbdulRazaq also expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of some contractors handling road projects in the region, specifically mentioning the Ora township road. He assured the elders that necessary steps were being taken to address these issues. The governor highlighted the completion of several key projects, including the new Orisa bridge that connects Irepodun to Ifelodun local government. #KwaraRising

Ita nga aldaw maipalagip ti tured ken sakripisyo ni Jose Rizal para iti Independencia tayo. We ought to honor that by bringing in good change that benefit all. Like Rizal, there are challenges and difficulties in working for change, but like he said if we do well and serve well - "The example could encourage others who only fear to start." If we want change for the better, we need to have a better hope and a better mindset.

Nigerians would have assumed that the persistent failures of her refineries to function over the years were attributed to spiritual problems. Unfortunately, they were issues created by Nigerian politicians. Even the Port Harcourt refinery that consumed $1.5 billion, allegedly now operational, NNPCL declines to disclose its daily production and capacity. Consequently, I will withhold commendation to NNPCL and Present Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. After all, what Nigerians want to experience is a reduction in pump prices of petroleum. Anything else is inconsequential, not even the beautiful pictures of the Warri refinery. I’m Comr. (Amb) Derrick Oritsematosan Agberen. #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria

Nigerians would have assumed that the persistent failures of her refineries to function over the years were attributed to spiritual problems. Unfortunately, they were issues created by Nigerian politicians. Even the Port Harcourt refinery that consumed $1.5 billion, allegedly now operational, NNPCL declines to disclose its daily production and capacity. Consequently, I will withhold commendation to NNPCL and Present Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. After all, what Nigerians want to experience is a reduction in pump prices of petroleum. Anything else is inconsequential, not even the beautiful pictures of the Warri refinery. I’m Comr. (Amb) Derrick Oritsematosan Agberen. #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria