PROMISE WRITES OUTLET

"Leadership is not about the next election; it’s about the next generation." In today’s political climate, where leadership is too often reduced to soundbites and ceremonial appearances, the people of Kwara South are demanding more than just presence and social media parades. They are demanding evidence-based performance and a verifiable track record. As the region looks toward sustainable development, improved security, and the protection of future generations, a growing conversation is emerging among stakeholders, elders, and the youth alike: Who among us has truly earned the right to speak and act on behalf of the people? One name keeps surfacing—not through propaganda, but through measurable and consistent impact—Professor Wale Sulaiman, CON. A proud indigene of Ajase-Ipo in Irepodun Local Government Area, Professor Olawale Abdulrafiu Sulaiman is an internationally acclaimed neurosurgeon, academic, physician executive, global philanthropist, and techno-politic...

Isin Meto Development Youth Council, heartfelt condolences to Baba Co Adebayo family and the people of the state, over the demise of a former governor in the state The above name expressed deep pain over the passing of the elder statesman, described the deceased as a beacon of responsible leadership whose absence will be sorely felt beyond kwara state state. “Baba C.O. Adebayo embodied selfless leadership, making a mark in the test of time. Even though his time as Governor in the kwara state was short-lived, he left a memory of impactful governance, which is the mark of the love and respect for him till he breath his last on earth yesterday,”  “On behalf of the good people and Youth of Isin Meto Development Youth Council, Isin, kwara State, we convey our heartfelt condolences to our brother, Eng. Segun C. O Adebayo and Mrs. Oluwatoyosi Thomas for this huge loss. Our sympathy also goes to his immediate and extended family and the entire people of Oke-Onigbin Town in ...

“The price of good governance is public attention.” That may not be a common slogan, but in a place like Kwara South, it rings with quiet truth. The people are watching, not out of anger or distrust, but out of love. Love for progress. Love for the land that raised them. Love for the promises made at every campaign stop, in every handshake and every manifesto. Now in the sixth month of 2025, the journey of representation is well underway. Elections are still two years ahead, yet questions are already stirring among constituents, not with agitation but with curiosity. How far have we come? What voices are truly echoing for Kwara South in the chambers of power? Senator Oyelola Yisa Ashiru has remained a familiar name in national conversations. As Deputy Senate Leader, he represents not just his district but the moral weight of Kwara South’s aspirations. His efforts have touched several corners of the region—from sponsoring the upgrade of the Federal Polytechnic Offa into a fu...