Kwara 2027: Edu Youth Emulates Moro LG, Drums Support for Bolarinwa
By Oyewale Oyelola
Few weeks after Progressives in Moro local government advocated for candidacy of Hon. Bashir Omolaja Bolarinwa PhD (B.O.B) ahead 2027 Kwara State governorship election, another local government in Kwara North is rallying support for the former State Chairman of All Progressives Congress.
Edu Local Government Youth Progressives Movement in a statement issued on Wednesday, implored Hon. Bolarinwa (B.O.B) to contest for the office of Governor of Kwara State in 2027.
The Movement via a statement signed by representatives from 10 wards in the local government led by their President, Abdullahi Dangana (Lafiagi Ward 1) said Bolarinwa has rich credentials to consolidate and build upon the remarkable legacy of Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq administration.
According to them, After thorough assessment, we firmly believe that Hon. Bashir Omolaja Bolarinwa embodies these qualities and stands as the right candidate to sustain and expand the progress recorded under Governor AbdulRazaq’s leadership. His proven leadership capacity and dedication to public service make him well suited for this responsibility.
They noted that the Ifelodun born Politician has wide range political/leadership experience as a Councillor, Local Government Chairman, House of Representatives member and APC State Chairman who led the party to a resounding victory in the 2019 general elections.
“We therefore, through this press release, passionately urge *Hon. B.O.B* to heed this clarion call and vie for the governorship seat in 2027. We are confident that his candidacy will guarantee the consolidation of the laudable legacies of the incumbent Governor and further propel Kwara State to greater heights.” Edu LG Youth Progressives Movement concluded.
Other signatories include Peter Yusuf (Tsaragi II/Secretary),Wusa Zipporah John (Tsaragi 1/Women Coordinator), Mohammed Baba Jibrin (Lafiagi 2), Manzuma Alhaji Mohammed (Lafiagi 3), Mohammed Ndako Nma (Lafiagi 4), Ndalikali Madu Jiya (Tsaragi 3), Mohammed Ndako Giwa (Shonga 3), Hon. Abdullahi Tetegi (Shonga 2) and Alhaji Sheshi Issa (Shonga Ward 1)