Author: Mashood Lanrey Osho

Fellow Kwarans, this week’s epistle begins with a question, as columnists sometimes inquire about unclear or understandable aspects of life. As a columnist, I don’t claim to understand everything, and I welcome answers to the questions I pose. Many Kwarans wonder if Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq truly grasps politics, but his track record suggests otherwise. Despite opposition and aggrieved party members’ efforts, he consistently outsmarts them. Notably, Governor AbdulRazaq adopts a reserved approach, prioritizing strategy over rhetoric. no doubt he is an introvert he talk less,This introverted stance often catches his opponents off guard. As an introvert, he exemplifies the quiet…

Fellow Kwarans, I must confess that I was disheartened and troubled yesterday when I learned that Offa had cancelled the intended debate for candidates vying for chairmanship and Councilorship positions ahead of next week’s Kwara Local Government Elections. If the debate had taken place, it would have provided an enabling environment for Kwara citizens, particularly Offa indigenes, to engage the candidates on their plans and commitments. It would have also served as a vital avenue for citizen engagement, allowing the community to hold candidates accountable for their promises. Unfortunately, the debate’s cancellation has left me feel sober and unhappy. Nevertheless,…

Fellow kwarans, I’m delighted to assert that Kwara State is blessed with abundance of talented youths, and I firmly believe that the state’s future is bright and on the path to prosperity. Unlike some regions where youths hinder each other’s progress, reminiscent of crabs in a basket pulling each other down, Kwara youths are making tremendous strides. Our WhatsApp platforms where we argued and provide solution to burning issues in the state, and “Play with Kwara Youths”, are testament to this, where we discuss issues pertinent to the state and foster a sense of community. Last Sunday’s gathering, where we…