bilms:
*Ariwo Ko ni Governance*
By Abdulrazaq Hamzat

Kwarans are used to a government of propaganda. We are used to a government, in which praise singing is more like a state religion.

However, since the emergence of Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, the otoge inspired governor, meaningless news has stopped making headlines, baseless stories no longer hit the front page, praise singing is given less attention and paid propaganda has taken the back seat.

Governance is now seen as a serious business, in which the Chief Executive Officer is not just sitting in the comfort of his office, dishing out orders and making decisions blindly, but actually leading the charge from the field.

The Kwara State Governor is not asking his officers to get things done, he is doing it himself and all they have to do is follow his footsteps.

The trending slogan in Kwara State today is Iseya (it’s time to work) and true to the slogan, work has begun in earnest without the usual, but undue noise making.

Kwara State now have a governor, who doesn’t want to look good before the people, but just wants to do good. He is working tirelessly, but
doesn’t want to be seen doing so. In the governor’s psychology, good governance is like garri, it would sell, even if nobody advertised it.

This explains why Kwara State is arguably the only states in Nigeria without a special adviser to the governor on media and publicity, after more than 6 months in charge, yet any list of performing governors in the country would be deemed incomplete without a mention of the Kwara State governor.

Keen observers of development in Kwara State can see that alot is happening in the state of harmony, but less is being said by the
government. From what we have seen so far, it appeared this government is not going to be playing politics during the time of governance because it knows that governance is not about noise making.

In those period of propaganda government, the mission of those in government was not to do good. They just want to be seen working,
without really doing the work and media propaganda became their favorite project since it would help them project their false narrative.

The current government, led by Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq is not a government that priotize image making through false narrative or
dishing out promotional material just to look good, this is a government that is investing its energy in service delivery to ensure sustainable development.

No paid promotion, no propaganda, no desperation to look good, no false narrative, just service delivery at its core. The government
only releases information for public knowledge, hoping that it would shape public conduct and provide appropriate feedback. If the information released is news worthy, media use it and if they are not news worthy, they are not being pushed as promotional content. The government is not pushing a narrative of performance, it is just doing what it can, as much as it can, despite inheriting huge burden.

Finally, as i ruminate over what is happening in Kwara State, I remember a popular song from Adekunle Gold, titled Ariwo Ko Ni Music and if you ask me, that’s the best description of what is happening in the State of harmony.

Agba to lo mi ni nu okin pariwo, so the work being done is so silent. But yet, it is speaking for itself because, Ariwo Ko Ni Governance.

As we prepare for the year 2020, let's continue to demand for performance and more performance and not succumb to the antics of the noise makers.

*Abdulrazaq Hamzat is the Convener of Kwara Must Change*

itsme01:
well Ariwo is now Governance in Oyo State.. where state radio and TV station spends hours and hours daily advertising the government and repeating mediocre project like christmas light and car purchase over and over again

itsme01:
well Ariwo is now Governance in Oyo State.. where state radio and TV station spends hours and hours daily advertising the government and repeating mediocre project like christmas light and car purchase over and over again

itsme01:
well Ariwo is now Governance in Oyo State.. where state radio and TV station spends hours and hours daily advertising the government and repeating mediocre project like christmas light and car purchase over and over again

Magicians:
My brother no Yoruba governor as.ever taken foolishness to the height Makinde seem to want to take not even the ponmo governor. This clown as not done 1/10 of what Akala did talk less of Ajumobi n he do blow my ear drum for nothing.

bilms:


When reality finally down, the publicity won't matter again

bilms:
*Ariwo Ko ni Governance*
By Abdulrazaq Hamzat

Kwarans are used to a government of propaganda. We are used to a government, in which praise singing is more like a state religion.

However, since the emergence of Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, the otoge inspired governor, meaningless news has stopped making headlines, baseless stories no longer hit the front page, praise singing is given less attention and paid propaganda has taken the back seat.

Governance is now seen as a serious business, in which the Chief Executive Officer is not just sitting in the comfort of his office, dishing out orders and making decisions blindly, but actually leading the charge from the field.

The Kwara State Governor is not asking his officers to get things done, he is doing it himself and all they have to do is follow his footsteps.

The trending slogan in Kwara State today is Iseya (it’s time to work) and true to the slogan, work has begun in earnest without the usual, but undue noise making.

Kwara State now have a governor, who doesn’t want to look good before the people, but just wants to do good. He is working tirelessly, but
doesn’t want to be seen doing so. In the governor’s psychology, good governance is like garri, it would sell, even if nobody advertised it.

This explains why Kwara State is arguably the only states in Nigeria without a special adviser to the governor on media and publicity, after more than 6 months in charge, yet any list of performing governors in the country would be deemed incomplete without a mention of the Kwara State governor.

Keen observers of development in Kwara State can see that alot is happening in the state of harmony, but less is being said by the
government. From what we have seen so far, it appeared this government is not going to be playing politics during the time of governance because it knows that governance is not about noise making.

In those period of propaganda government, the mission of those in government was not to do good. They just want to be seen working,
without really doing the work and media propaganda became their favorite project since it would help them project their false narrative.

The current government, led by Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq is not a government that priotize image making through false narrative or
dishing out promotional material just to look good, this is a government that is investing its energy in service delivery to ensure sustainable development.

No paid promotion, no propaganda, no desperation to look good, no false narrative, just service delivery at its core. The government
only releases information for public knowledge, hoping that it would shape public conduct and provide appropriate feedback. If the information released is news worthy, media use it and if they are not news worthy, they are not being pushed as promotional content. The government is not pushing a narrative of performance, it is just doing what it can, as much as it can, despite inheriting huge burden.

Finally, as i ruminate over what is happening in Kwara State, I remember a popular song from Adekunle Gold, titled Ariwo Ko Ni Music and if you ask me, that’s the best description of what is happening in the State of harmony.

Agba to lo mi ni nu okin pariwo, so the work being done is so silent. But yet, it is speaking for itself because, Ariwo Ko Ni Governance.

As we prepare for the year 2020, let's continue to demand for performance and more performance and not succumb to the antics of the noise makers.

*Abdulrazaq Hamzat is the Convener of Kwara Must Change*

Magicians:
My brother no Yoruba governor as.ever taken foolishness to the height Makinde seem to want to take not even the ponmo governor. This clown as not done 1/10 of what Akala did talk less of Ajumobi n he do blow my ear drum for nothing.

BuhariAdvocate:
Right now I'm in kwara state and There's no present of government here. Although I don't know if the man mean Because next year.

adem30:


*Kwara Govt Release names of Secondary Schools to be renovated*


*In line with kwara state governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq directive about government contracts adhering to the public procurement process, the list of classrooms advertised for renovation are as follows;*

1. Comprehensive renovation/ construction of existing and additional facilities, Ilorin Grammar School, Ilorin west LGA.

2. Comprehensive renovation/ construction of Govt High School, Ilorin East LGA.

3. Comprehensive renovation/ construction of Patigi Sec school, Patigi LGA
4. Comprehensive renovation/ construction of Government Secondary school, Lafiagi, Edu LGA.

5. Comprehensive renovation / construction of Offa Grammar school, Offa LGA.

6. Comprehensive renovation/ construction of Oro Grammar school, Oro, Irepodun LGA.
7. Comprehensive renovation/ construction of Government Secondary school, Share, Ifelodun LGA.

8. Comprehensive renovation/ construction of Government (Unity) Secondary school, Kaiama, Kaiama LGA.

9. Block of classrooms (SS1), Government Secondary School, Alapa, Asa LGA. #Iseya
10. Block of 3 classroom, Ansar Islam Secondary School, Laduba, Asa LGA.

11. Block of 4 classrooms with 4 offices (SS1A, B& C), College of Arabic and Islamic Studies (CAIS), Ilorin West LGA.
12. Block of classrooms SS1A and B and Block B, Community Secondary School, Baboko, Ilorin West LGA.

13. Block of 4 classrooms with principal's office, Government Secondary School, Okelele, Ilorin East LGA.
14. SS1 and SS3 classrooms, with an office, Government Day Secondary School, Omode, Ilorin South LGA.

15. Block of 2 classroom SS1A and SS1B, Block of 2 classrooms SS1C and SS2C, Government Secondary school, Agbabiaka, Ilorin South LGA.
16. Block of classrooms (damaged and abandoned) block, Government Arabic College, Jebba, Moro LGA.

17. Abandoned block of 4 classrooms with toilet attached (SS2), Government Secondary school, Malete, Moro LGA.
18. Block of 4 classrooms, (Sport, Bursary and Staff room block), Ansar Islam Secondary school, Ikotun, Oyun LGA.

19. Block of 4 classrooms (Classrooms, principal's and Vice Principal's Office), Ojoku Grammar School, Ojoku, Oyun LGA.
20. Block of 4 classrooms, Ajara Isin High School, Isin LGA.

21. Block of 4 classrooms with toilet at both ends, Victory College of Commerce, Edidi, Isin LGA.

22. SS1, SS2 and SS3 A & B classrooms, Oyelagbawo Grammar School, Irepodun LGA.
23. Block of 3 classrooms with an office and store, Government Secondary school, Omu-Aran, Irepodun LGA.

24. Block of 2 classrooms with 4 stores (SS Section), Osi central school, Osi, Ekiti LGA.

25. Block of 3 classrooms with 2 offices, Senior Sec school, Isolo Opin, Ekiti LGA.
26. Dilapidated 2 classrooms & abandoned 2 classrooms as extra hall, Government Secondary school, Tsaragi, Edu LGA.

27. Block of 3 classrooms with an office and store (Examination Hall), Jamat Nasr Islam Community Grammar School, Odo-Owa, Oke-Ero LGA.
28. Block of 6 classrooms with offices (Partly collapsed/ damaged), Government Day Secondary school, Okuta, Baruten LGA.

29. Block of 4 classrooms (SS2, JSS2, Staff room), Government Secondary school, Ilesha-Baruba, Baruten LGA.

#Iseya

May AA Succeed.