Kwara Youth Erudite 4 AA

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23/01/2021

Kwara youth Erudite for AA drum their support for AbdulRasaq AbdulRahman at their meeting held on Saturday 23rd January, 2021 which was attended by former Commissioner for Works, Eng. Suleiman Rotimi Iliasu, Alhaji Kayode Adam (Kula), and many other prominent youths across the 16 Local Government Area of Kwara State cutting across all ward in each of the local government with two representatives. 

Mr. Olayinka Kuranga, KYE4AA Secretary, anchored the program, welcome members from the 16 local government of Kwara State, also in his remarks, he highlighted some of the plans of KYE4AA and object youth to be patriotic and sincere towards achieving a common goal. 


Mr Abdulganiyu Onagun spoke extensively on the vision and mission of KYE4AA and the needs for the Youth to support ideology that's working for all.

Former commissioner for Works, Eng. Suleiman Rotimi Iliasu in his address said, Kwara Youth Erudite for AA are a group of young progressive individuals from both private public sectors, concerned about the development of the state, we are in support of the system that's building future that really matters to all Kwarans. 

We will continue to reinstate our unalloyed loyalties to the system that's working for all Kwarans irrespective of beliefs, political affiliation, religion, gender, age, or race. Engr Iliasu further stated that Kwara Youth Erudite for AA encompasses of youths with common goal for progressive Kwara in doing and dealings. It is enemy of progress, one who cannot point to one or two reasonable achievements of Governor AvdulRdasaq AbdulRahman in each of the 16 local government area that makes up the State.

Alhaji Kayode Adam (kula) advised the youths to go back to their various communities to tell people at the grassroots about the gospel of Governor AA and his unflinching determination to the development of Kwara. Alhaji Kula also emphasised that Kwara belongs to the youth and it's only youth that can make the change, the youths should not allowed anybody to hijack their right. Governor AA believe in youth and it's youth that can make the expected change, said Alhaji Kula.


Abdulkareem O. Yusuf spoke about the activities of the Governor and how he wants the state to be transformed and be competing with Lagos and Kano in term of IGR.

Attahiru Abubakar, Kwara North Coordinator while speaking he commend the effort of His Excellency, Mall. AbdulRasaq AbdulRahman and describe him as a God's sent man to revive Kwara lost glory in terms of infrastructures, social amenities and good governance, likewise his prompt response to the issues arising in the State. 

Kazeem Adedoyin, Kwara South Coordinator, while discussing said we cannot keep quiet when we have workaholic Governor and many of his cabinet are doing their best for prosperous new Kwara. We will continue to rally round him in support and encouragement, because we did not pray for backwardness in Kwara State again.

Kwara Central Coordinator, Dauda Olayinka said in 2019, we sought for change of government for progressive Kwara, and today it's to the glory of God that Kwarans are now enjoying the dividends of democracy, peace, unity, and progress in all areas of our lives. 

Members one after the other expressed their excitement of the gathering and promised to make the agenda of AA know to their people at the grassroots level.


Mr. Idris Gana who is the PRO of KEY4AA gave vote of thanks and wishes everyone journey mercies to their respective places.

It's true that humans are insatiable, and that's the reason why we are experiencing some kind of insubordination in the structure and governance in Kwara State, through some set of selfish and greedy individuals, said Gana.

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