Kwara Gov mourns Yinusa Yahya 'Bulldozer'
Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has mourned the death of top politician Engr. Yinusa Yahya (Bulldozer), calling his exit the end of an era and asking Allah to forgive his sins.
The former chairman of the board of Kwara State Polytechnic died last night in Ilorin, the capital city, and will be buried later today in his hometown Tsaragi.
The Governor described the former House of Representatives member from Edu local government as a great political strategist with appreciable goodwill in not just Edu, his local government of origin, but across the state.
The Governor sends his condolences to the family of the late statesman, the people of Tsaragi, where he was the Mutawalli, the APC family in the state, his political associates across the state, and everyone who mourns him.
He beseeches Allah to grant him Al-jannah Firdaus and give comfort to his family.
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