Dr. Afees Abolore ALABI – Greets Kwarans- Says Year 2024 remains Prosperous, Progressive and Productive one for Kwarans
Enjoins people of Kwara on positive synergy and constructive engagement as Government of Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq delivers on its core mandate.
”To God be the glory that you and I made it into this brand new year 2024. Congratulations”.
”I, Dr. Afees Abolore ALABI wish to felicitates everyone in Ilorin East Local Government in particular and Kwara in general on the occasion of the New Year”. I enjoins everyone to continue to live in peace, harmony and genuine love for the service of humanity.
As Kwarans, we can only continue to appreciate the name of the Lord going by what the happenings around the world and in Nigeria in particular. Yes, turbulent moments in security, kidnapping, banditry, killings and the general economy downturn.
Amidst all of the above, Kwara as a State is navigating and recording tremendous achievements in all fronts (Education, Health, Social Investment and Empowerment, Infrastructure development, Human resources and Capital Development, Youth inclusion and general women engagement, Prompt and full payment of salaries, Industrialization drive and General Ease of Doing Enabling Environment amongst others.
In view of the foregoing, Dr. Abolore has called on Kwarans to continue to extend a firm hand of support to the Government of Mallam AbduRahman Abdulrazaq through constructive engagement and positive synergy.
Abolore said the State Government is doing everything humanly possible and within the available resources in keeping to his avowed commitment in delivering on its core mandate particularly in ensuring safety of lives and properties, maintaining law and order, welfare and empowerment of the citizens, provisions of basic amenities and infrastructure development amongst others.
Dr. Abolore ended his statement by wishing all and sundry, a Happy New Year and Prosperous Year 2024.
Afees Abolore ALABI (Ph.D; FNIVS; RSV; MFRCN)
Fmr. HC for Tertiary Education, Kwara State.
