Kwara Council Chairman Exposes Banditry, Former PDP Chairman Debunks Religious Barriers
The Chairman of Ifelodun Local Government Area in Kwara State, Femi Yusuf, revealed that the state government was aware of bandits residing in forests for 15 years but failed to take decisive action. He emphasized the security threats posed by the long-standing presence of bandits in the area.
Meanwhile, former Kwara PDP chairman, Iyiola Christian, debunked religious restrictions in politics, urging fair religious identity consideration in choosing Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq's successor to promote unity. The revelations come amid concerns over security challenges and religious dynamics in Kwara State politics.
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