KWARA STATE: YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW — PART 4
I have been analyzing Kwara State of Yesterday (1999-2019) and Kwara State of Today (2019-date). And this is the fourth...
Akogun Iyiola Oyedepo is a respected elder statesman, author, public intellectual, community leader, and advocate for responsible governance.
For many years, he has spoken clearly on justice, democracy, development, accountability, and the need for leadership that puts people first. His public life has been guided by courage, principle, and a deep belief that government must serve the people, not abandon them.
Today, that conviction has brought him to the people of Kwara South with a simple message: our communities deserve better, and our voices must count.
Many communities continue to raise concerns about roads, access to farms, markets, schools and health centres.
Communities, farms, markets, schools, and health centres must be connected by roads that support life and commerce.
Farmers are the backbone of our communities. Their safety, productivity, and access to markets must be treated as priorities.
Young people deserve more than political slogans. They need skills, jobs, enterprise support, mentorship, and real pathways to dignity
Education remains one of the strongest tools for family progress and community development. Kwara South must not be left behind.
Every community deserves better access to basic healthcare, maternal care, emergency support, and functional health facilities.
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Many communities continue to raise concerns about roads, access to farms, markets, schools and health centres.
Communities, farms, markets, schools, and health centres must be connected by roads that support life and commerce.
Young people are asking for skills, enterprise support, mentorship, jobs and a real pathway to dignity.
Every community in Kwara South has a story. Tell us briefly about the main issue in your town, village or ward. Your message will help the campaign listen better, speak better and represent better.
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