Kwara State is celebrating the sixth anniversary of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq's administration, with tributes highlighting his tenure as one defined by impactful governance and visible development.

Dr. Oluwatoyin Alabi, President-General of the Igbaja Progressive Union National Executive Council and Managing Director of The Promise , praised the governor's leadership as an "earnest revolution" that has transformed the state. In a congratulatory statement, she acknowledged six years of steady progress, particularly noting his focus on fiscal responsibility, developmental initiatives, and a people-centric approach to governance.

The governor's achievements, including infrastructure projects, education reforms, and economic diversification, have drawn widespread acclaim from stakeholders and citizens. Dr. Alabi's endorsement underscores the administration's efforts to prioritise public welfare and sustainable growth.

"In an era often clouded by noise and performative governance," she said, "Your Excellency has distinguished yourself through thoughtful execution and a clear sense of duty." She highlighted key achievements such as the rehabilitation of over 200 kilometers of rural roads, the implementation of the KwaraLEARN education reform, improvements in grassroots healthcare infrastructure, and the expansion of the state's health insurance scheme.

Dr. Alabi also praised the governor's leadership style, describing him as unassuming, measured, and deeply responsive to the needs of the people. "You embody a rare kind of leadership—one that earns quiet respect rather than demands it," she added.

Turning to the citizens of Kwara, Dr. Alabi acknowledged their support and shared optimism. "Our growing confidence and civic optimism are not misplaced—they are the fruits of visible progress and steady hands," she said.

As the state commemorates this milestone, Dr. Alabi joined other well-meaning citizens in celebrating what she termed "a journey of renewal" and expressed hope for even greater accomplishments in the years to come.