ADP's Abdullahi Mohammed Promises Change for Kwarans

Alhaji Abdullahi Mohammed, the Kwara South senatorial candidate representing the African Democratic Party (ADP), expressed confidence that the ADP is positioned to serve as a viable alternative for the people of Kwara in the 2027 elections. Speaking in Ilorin, he emphasized the state's rich human and natural resources that could be harnessed for the socio-economic benefit of residents if managed effectively.

Mohammed outlined the ADP's blueprint to tackle pressing issues such as high living costs, low agricultural development, persistent insecurity, and the growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises. He urged voters to consider alternatives beyond the two dominant political parties, criticizing their lack of clear agendas.

He also condemned the discontinuity of projects by successive governments, asserting that the ADP would focus on empowering the poor and supporting various sectors, including engineering and agriculture. Mohammed lamented the neglect of educational development and the financial struggles faced by entrepreneurs in the region, promising that the ADP would prioritize assistance to these groups if elected.