Baltimore: Gov. Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq of Kwara has described members of Kwara State Association of Nigeria North America (KSANG) as outstanding ambassadors of the state. The governor disclosed this on Friday in Baltimore, United States, at the 10th Convention of KSANG, made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday. Abdulrasaq was represented by a former Commissioner in the state, Alhaji Raheem Adedoyin.
According to News Agency of Nigeria, the convention, which carried the theme ‘One People, One Vision: Strengthening Our Roots, Building Our Future,’ highlighted the governor’s commendation of KSANG members for their ongoing support and partnership with the state government in fostering development. Abdulrasaq praised them for their professional accomplishments, philanthropy, and knowledge transfer, emphasizing their role in projecting the values of the State of Harmony.
The governor acknowledged the security challenges facing the state but affirmed his administration’s resolve to address them. He highlighted the significant progress made in infrastructure, education, healthcare, social investment, and institutional reforms, which are foundational for sustainable growth. Abdulrasaq expressed confidence that the next administration would continue the drive for infrastructural development.
He called for unity among the members of KSANG, urging them to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood and prioritize the collective interest of Kwara. The governor expressed his belief that a united KSANG would remain a strong force for the progress of Kwara.