Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has emphasized that his focus is on building enduring legacies rather than establishing a political dynasty, as stakeholders gathered to review his administration’s achievements.

During an event showcasing sectoral accomplishments, cabinet members presented data highlighting the government’s progress. Commissioner for Works, Abdulquawy Olododo, revealed that 871.65 km of roads have been completed, ongoing, or facilitated through tax credit schemes since 2019 — surpassing the total 651.2 km built by the three previous administrations combined.

Finance Commissioner Dr. Hauwa Nuhu reported that internal revenue has grown from N30.6 billion in 2019 to N87.1 billion in 2025, while salaries, pensions, and allowances have all been cleared. In education, 8,912 teachers have been hired, over 2,000 classrooms constructed, and staff welfare arrears addressed. Urban renewal initiatives, including the Kwara Smart City, were also presented as milestones.

Dignitaries, including Senator Salihu Mustapha, AGF Prince Lateef Fagbemi, and Speaker Salihu Yakubu-Danladi, praised the administration’s visible and unprecedented achievements, citing infrastructural development, human capital investments, and social welfare programs.

Director General of NOA, Alhaji Issa Lanre Onilu, encouraged the Governor to focus on sustaining legacy projects like the Garment Factory, Innovation Hub, and Kwara Smart City. NGF DG Dr. Abdullateef Shittu lauded AbdulRazaq’s calm, consultative, and decisive leadership style.

Governor AbdulRazaq reiterated that security remains a top priority, assuring residents of the government’s commitment to tackling kidnapping and terrorism. He also credited President Bola Tinubu’s economic policies for enabling resource mobilization to expand infrastructure across the state.

The Governor concluded by urging collective effort toward a stronger, more viable Kwara State, reinforcing his dedication to legacy over dynasty.