Kwarans Will Support Tinubu’s Re-Election In 2027 – Governor AbdulRazaq

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Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has come out to appreciate President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the continuous execution of the tax credit projects in the state.

He recently had his say while inspecting the 49-kilometre Eiyenkorin–Afon– Ojoku–Offa–Odo-Otin road project under construction, praising the pace and quality of work done.

Speaking to the press, AbdulRazaq hailed the president for helping to shorten the travel time between Ilorin, Offa and adjoining communities.

According to him, the project is a major achievement for Kwara State and another commendable product of the FG’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

“We are inspecting the ongoing federal and state road projects. This is Ilorin/Offa new road, and you can see how solid it is. We have to thank President Bola Tinubu for this road project. It is a major achievement as you can see.

The project will shorten travel time between Ilorin, Offa and adjoining communities. When the road is completed, the travel time to Offa from Ilorin will be 30 minutes. This is a good investment and another product of the Renewed Hope Agenda. It shows that the policies are working. There is more money for infrastructure, and people can see that even within the state. We do appreciate the President,” he said.

The Governor further noted that the ongoing reforms are working and the effects are constantly trickling down through infrastructure spending, social protection programmes, and continuous efforts to boost security.

He concluded by saying that no Kwara indigene will reject Tinubu’s re-election after his life-changing investments in the state.

“Who will say ‘no to President Tinubu’ after seeing all these investments done at the state and elsewhere?

The quality of job being done by BUA is first class. They are also working at Bode Sadu–Kaiama Kosubosu road project. We’ve been there as well. The quality of work there is also good. As you can see, this is the rainy season and the construction work is still ongoing. I say well done to BUA,” he added.