Aregbesola of osun state should be awarded the second worst governor of Nigeria because his also a deceiver but he pretend like a savior during is first tenure...those politicians are birds of the same feather they just go ahead changing name of political party and the entire mass keep voting for the same corrupt leader

bareal:



Agreed! But, why did it take them this long? Why didn't they organise this when he was with APC so that we can chastise him? What's wrong with us as people?

Now they didn't organise any award for that useless Kogi governor now oh, wait make he leave APC u go begin hear Oshio and different awards upandan.

Well, that's the more reason why we all need to vote in better personalities and not parties. I lost fate in APC since I realized that they allowed ppl like Ahmed and Saraki into their camp. This is a clear indication that they have no values. A virus is a virus. This however doesn't change the fact that he and Saraki are failures. They have nothing to offer. They are only there to such the states dry. I won't be surprised is this failure comes again as senator in PDP.

sureheaven:
Saraki shld also be held responsible for the backward performance of that governor. He can’t do anything without the instructions of saraki.

This stupid governor and his counterpart in kogi will not know joy.

u just say billion true

That is Saraki governor . What a shame!

Because he left the apc, then where will you place yahaya bello of kogi, uduaghan of delta and others stupid govtnors?

Well m not concern with kwara.
Atleast my own govtnor is among four best so no p.
Udom emmannuel keep on doing well. Abasi bless u

d world is still celebrating d life of Kofi Annan.
When Abdulfattah Ahmed & Senate President Saraki's hegemony in Kwara state are gone, what will they say of them?. How will they tell their story?.
Will Nigerians remember them as d leaders who helped to wipe out poverty in Kwara state?.
Will Kwarans remember them 4 building homes & roads & hospitals & wiping out hunger?.
Will SGBN depositors who trusted Saraki wit their funds see him as d man who made life easier 4 them or as d man who compounded their economic woes?.
When they talk of d Panama papers & they ar asked "did Bukola Saraki live a good life?", what will d answer be?.
When they ask did Saraki's hegemony bring about development or did it chain Kwara state to d ground turning it into a glorified IDP poverty camp, what will d answer be?

Tanko Almakura d governor of nasarawa state is d worst!

are you telling me He surpass Saraki to lead worst leader in the history of Ilorin, ohhhh Gush,


may Allaah rescue us from those wicked, cruel, stoneheart, unkind, leader,

and you know the worsest part of it is that, our leader can even abide by the constitution law innovated by ourselve

they forgot Sec. 18, 17, Of Nigeria constitution


and that is why i dont blame armed robbers

Egein:
Objective list of governors that are worse than the Kwara Governor:

1. Kogi Governor (crown prince of uselessness)
2. Imo Governor (just utterly useless)
3. Ekiti Governor (clown)
4. Bayelsa Governor (corrupt)
5. Abia Governor (zero infrastructure, dirty city)
6. Osun Governor (clueless clown. Indebted)
7. Delta Governor (nondescript. Zero performance)
8. Ebonyi Governor (nondescript. Zero performance)
9. Benue Governor (nondescript. Zero performance. Dull)

Thank you.

dia is one dia too no promotion and half pay too I think u know d one bros

From my brief experience of Kwara state, it is in a very bad state. The education and health sectors are nothing to write home about. Aside from Ilorin and Offa which can be called "urban" areas, almost every other area in Kwara is close to being a village. I don't even know if it should be called a state because some towns are very much better than it is.
Kwara NYSC orientation camp, Yikpata is one of the worst if not the worst in Nigeria. Can't even imagine one worse than it is.

midolian:


Something tells me you are kwaran or you live in Kwara..you hate fatai and Saraki regardless of the party they belong. Same as every sane kwaran..

These combination has ruined kwara

Same way I hate the bloody capitalist called Thieffnubu & the professional liar called Lie Mohamed. Set of professional looters.

Firefire:



Same way I hate the bloody capitalist called Thieffnubu & the professional liar called Lie Mohamed. Set of professional looters.

sureheaven:
Saraki shld also be held responsible for the backward performance of that governor. He can’t do anything without the instructions of saraki.

This stupid governor and his counterpart in kogi will not know joy.

did yoj call him the worst governor when he was in APC? if not then you are an hippocrite

though am not disputing the fact that he's a non performing gov, but were they sleeping since all these yrs, he was busy savouring their pot of soup illegally? its a fact that 80% of nigerian govs are shameless looters, because the citizens 're not always holding them accountable at the right time.

Omeokachie:
APC group

just because you hate APC does not mean you should not talk to truth , Kwara and Kogi Governor are useless

the only man that deserves an award for incompetence is PMB.... just imagine 10 days working vacation

Apc are seriously in pain these painment is too much sorry oo.

So Abdullahi Bolaji is now the worst in history oh heaven this same Abdullahi that apc goats were praising sometime last year is now the worst today simply because he dumped their evil party.

Thunder that will fire all apc goats is still under construction.

Apchit can't you people just shut up? How long are you going to understand no one cares about your party that much again

Very senseless bollocks imagine that taller than senses called Buhari torched down in Abuja and said I'm back to jail more looters and the f u c k I n g retardee was in handshake with Akpabio who is on over 700 million dollars confirmed loots on his head or EFCC dead now?

The same giraffe no sense president that 21billion is missing and linked to Daura and till now nothing more was heard of it.

A f u c k I n g bollock torched down to jail more looters but can not torched down and say I'm back to improve our economy or I'm back to kill hunger in the land or I'm back to rescue Nigeria from darkness (no electricity) I swear the more apc talks the more I hate them with anger.

royal200:
Bcoz he don leave APC.. Then which award una go give kogi state governor.. Lol

Kindly help me ask them the question again!

Gov. Ahmed Fatai is a real puppet. Even when he is talking you would notice it.

klax:
Apc are seriously in pain these painment us too much sorry oo.

So Abdullahi Bolaji is now the worst in history oh heaven this same Abdullahi that apc goats were praising sometime last year is now the worst tiday simply because he dumped their evil party.

Thunder that will fire all apc goats is still under construction.

What's this IPOB saying

mrrights:
Group award Kwara governor as worst in history
https://mrrightsng..com/2018/08/group-award-kwara-governor-as-worse-in.html

Kwara Must Change, a pro-Democracy group is using this opportunity to notify the general public that our movement shall be conferring an award of the worst governor in the history of Nigeria on his Excellency, Alhaji Abdulfatai Ahmed, the Executive Governor of Kwara State.

Kwara Must Change believe very strongly that only the people can truly rate the performance of an administration and without any iota of doubt, all Kwarans, including those serving in government are anonymous in their conclusion of the devastating failure of Abdulfatai Ahmed led government of Kwara State.

Apart from the absolute lack of leadership by the governor and his dummy like followership of a misguided godfather, evidences of misappropriation, endemic corruption, infrastructural degradation, educational decimation, poverty domestication, political irresponsibility, rascality of the highest order plus other shameful conducts of the governor are too numerous to mention.

We believe that such mind blowing failure needed to be symbolically recognized for the purpose of history, hence the need to confer on the governor, the award of worst Governor not only in the history of Kwara State, but also in the history of Nigeria.

Though, we are aware that Governor Ahmed’s suitability for the award of worst governor in the history of Nigeria is arguable, but most certainly, no one can debate about his undisputable qualification for the award of worst governor In the history of Kwara State.

In term of quality Education, It was under Governor Ahmed that Kwara Must Change discovered several schools across all senatorial district having only one staff, who doubles as head master, cleaner, teacher for all classes from primary 1-6 and teaching all subjects including English and Mathematics.

In term of Grassroot development, It was under Governor Ahmed that Kwara Must Change discovered that some Kwarans in Baruten Local Government are already claiming Benin Republic, not because they wanted to secede to another country, but because they have been totally abandoned in such a manner that they wonder if they are still a part of the state, because there is no road linking them to the rest of the state and they even go to Benin Republic for basic things such as medication because there is no hospital in the whole environment. In this same local government, there has never been electricity for the past 20years. The only time they came close to having electricity was between 1999-2003, when late Governor Alabi Lawal provided all necessary equipment, but upon assumption of office by his successor, all the project was shutdown.

In term of water supply, Under Governor Ahmed’s predecessor, Bukola Saraki, an almost completed water project by late Governor Lawal was halted and another water project was said to have been awarded for N4billion. After 8 years of Saraki administration without any drop of water, Governor Ahmed took over and also continued the imaginary water project, by re-awarding it for another N5billion in his first tenure. Till this day, after a combined N9billion wasted on a so called water project, the Governor is rounding up 8years tenure without any drop of water. The whole state, including the state capital cannot boost of having potable water.

In term of accessible motorable road across the state, Kwara Must Change had also toured the state and found no single state road that is motorable, except the road to the Government house. We had in the past challenged the state government to mention just one state road that is motorable, but even they could not. As it stands today, there is no one single road in Kwara state without pothole.

In term of Workers welfarism, it is no longer news that Kwara state pay the lowest salary in Nigeria, but to make matter worst, even the least salary is not being paid, including non-payment of sweepers salaries who earn maximum of N7000 per month. Just few weeks ago, the dignified sweepers marched in protest to call for public help in getting their 2 years salaries, state owned institution workers also protested last week due to none payment of over a year salary.

These are just the few examples we can cite due to space, but there are many more.

It is in recognition of the monumental failure of Governor Ahmed, that Kwara Must Change deemed it fit to honor the governor, with an award of the worst governor in the history and we hope to ensure this award is properly recorded in history as example to all bad leaders.

Details of the award program shall be made public very soon.

Abdulrazaq O Hamzat
Kwara Must Change

Housing

Kwara State with a population of 3.5 million (2006 National Census), has about 486,000 households and a housing deficit of 584, 000 units.

As part of his bold measures to close the supply gap for housing in the state, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed in March 2016, flagged off the construction of 1,000 housing units at Budo-Osho Area, Tanke Ilorin, a pilot scheme under his strategic housing deficit intervention.

The 1,000 housing units designed to provide quality and affordable shelters for low and middle class workers, will be a 700 three-bedroom flats and 300 two-bedroom flats.

Also in March, Governor Ahmed performed the ground-breaking foundation laying ceremony for the construction of an ultramodern shopping and office complex, named The Hub.

Agriculture

Governor Ahmed flagged off the Kwara Agricultural Modernization Master Plan (KAMP 2012-2017), designed in partnership with Cornell University, New York, University of Ilorin and Kwara State University to create agro-driven economic diversification and establish Kwara State as the sub-region’s economic hub.

One of KAMP’s main strategies was development of the agriculture value chain development in rice, soya, cassava and rice.

Under its Off-taker Demand-Driven Agricultural Activities (ODDA), the Ahmed administration disbursed N214 million to 172 lead farmers for improved mechanised farming across the state.


Education

As part of contributions to the development of the education sector, Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed constructed and rehabilitated 400 block of classrooms at primary and secondary school levels. His administration introduced free tuition and notebooks at senior secondary school level. To expand access to tertiary education in the state, Dr. Ahmed also approved the reduction in the tuition fees for Kwara State University (KWASU) students by 30 per cent.

Dr. Abdulfatah Ahmed also commenced the construction of an N800m Engineering complex for the Kwara State University, which is now near completion.

Governor Ahmed also approved the construction of the International Vocational Technical and Entrepreneurship Centre, located in Ajase-Ipo, in Irepodun Local government area of Kwara State.

The innovative centre which is in partnership with City and Guilds, London, is aimed at creating a generation of highly employable artisans and prosperous youth entrepreneurs through the provision of market relevant skills under its Shared Prosperity Programme.


Energy

Governor Ahmed completed several projects in the power sector across the state in a bid to improve power supply. Some of these include, Iponrin, Sekun-Owode and Bokungi-Jambufu Electrification Projects in 2011.

Governor Ahmed’s rural and urban electrification project has seen 400 communities connected to the national grid, with 136 transformers installed to serve 189 communities.

Health

From the inception of the present administration, a tremendous transformation has been recorded in the Health Sector in Kwara State under the able Leadership of Governor Ahmed. One of the major thrusts of his administration is the provision of quality and affordable health care for the people within 500M radius, an intention he has pursued with tenacity.

The Community Health Insurance

Scheme (CHIS), under which enrolees receive all-year round healthcare for a paltry sum of N500, has been extended to 110, 000 beneficiaries and adjudged as one of the most successful by the United Nations (UN). The programme is targeted to reach one million rural dwellers before the end of 2018.

In the same vein, medical equipment was distributed to all Government Hospitals as well as MDG equipment to 13 General Hospitals and 43 primary health care centers across the state.

In 2014, five General Hospitals in Share, Ilorin, Omu-Aran, Offa and Kaiama, were renovated and equipped with state-of-the-art-facilities.


Empowerment/SME Scheme


Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are critical to the economic development of any country as they have the potential to create employment opportunities, generate revenues, improve local technology and ensure forward integration with large-scale industries to ensure sustainable socio-economic development and prosperity.

Also in 2012, Governor Ahmed launched the Kwara Micro Credit Intervention Scheme to encourage and assist small and medium scale enterprises in the State.

An initial sum of N250 million was approved by Governor Ahmed to kick start the scheme but has grown to about N1.597 billion with a total of about 1,848 cooperative societies and 50, 000 small businesses benefiting.

Additionally, 53 associations under the aegis of Artisan Congress of Kwara State have benefited from the scheme, and about 150 taxis, 25 buses and 193 motorcycles has been given out to beneficiaries across the state.

LajaLaba:
What's this IPOB saying

Don't tribalized the matter leave ipob out of this. You and your party talks too much. You and your party lies, loot, propangada merchants and blabla blurblur a lot. No sense at all.

Terminator1234g:
He's a very useless man.
A bastard.
A snake.
Useless human.
Very stupid governor.
God will disgrace the Bastard.

. Worst like that or just politically destroying the man for what you are paid for. Remembered he is your brother. Though I don't know him.

Shared prosperity by HE, Dr. Abdulfatah Ahmed

The Ahmed-led administration garnered immense acclaim for its strong determination to ensure even development in all sector.

From roads, water, to agriculture, health, housing and education, the present administration has recorded giant strides in Kwara state.


Housing

Kwara State with a population of 3.5 million (2006 National Census), has about 486,000 households and a housing deficit of 584, 000 units.

As part of his bold measures to close the supply gap for housing in the state, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed in March 2016, flagged off the construction of 1,000 housing units at Budo-Osho Area, Tanke Ilorin, a pilot scheme under his strategic housing deficit intervention.

The 1,000 housing units designed to provide quality and affordable shelters for low and middle class workers, will be a 700 three-bedroom flats and 300 two-bedroom flats.

Also in March, Governor Ahmed performed the ground-breaking foundation laying ceremony for the construction of an ultramodern shopping and office complex, named The Hub.

Agriculture

Governor Ahmed flagged off the Kwara Agricultural Modernization Master Plan (KAMP 2012-2017), designed in partnership with Cornell University, New York, University of Ilorin and Kwara State University to create agro-driven economic diversification and establish Kwara State as the sub-region’s economic hub.

One of KAMP’s main strategies was development of the agriculture value chain development in rice, soya, cassava and rice.

Under its Off-taker Demand-Driven Agricultural Activities (ODDA), the Ahmed administration disbursed N214 million to 172 lead farmers for improved mechanised farming across the state.


Education

As part of contributions to the development of the education sector, Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed constructed and rehabilitated 400 block of classrooms at primary and secondary school levels. His administration introduced free tuition and notebooks at senior secondary school level. To expand access to tertiary education in the state, Dr. Ahmed also approved the reduction in the tuition fees for Kwara State University (KWASU) students by 30 per cent.

Dr. Abdulfatah Ahmed also commenced the construction of an N800m Engineering complex for the Kwara State University, which is now near completion.

Governor Ahmed also approved the construction of the International Vocational Technical and Entrepreneurship Centre, located in Ajase-Ipo, in Irepodun Local government area of Kwara State.

The innovative centre which is in partnership with City and Guilds, London, is aimed at creating a generation of highly employable artisans and prosperous youth entrepreneurs through the provision of market relevant skills under its Shared Prosperity Programme.


Energy

Governor Ahmed completed several projects in the power sector across the state in a bid to improve power supply. Some of these include, Iponrin, Sekun-Owode and Bokungi-Jambufu Electrification Projects in 2011.

Governor Ahmed’s rural and urban electrification project has seen 400 communities connected to the national grid, with 136 transformers installed to serve 189 communities.

Health

From the inception of the present administration, a tremendous transformation has been recorded in the Health Sector in Kwara State under the able Leadership of Governor Ahmed. One of the major thrusts of his administration is the provision of quality and affordable health care for the people within 500M radius, an intention he has pursued with tenacity.

The Community Health Insurance

Scheme (CHIS), under which enrolees receive all-year round healthcare for a paltry sum of N500, has been extended to 110, 000 beneficiaries and adjudged as one of the most successful by the United Nations (UN). The programme is targeted to reach one million rural dwellers before the end of 2018.

In the same vein, medical equipment was distributed to all Government Hospitals as well as MDG equipment to 13 General Hospitals and 43 primary health care centers across the state.

In 2014, five General Hospitals in Share, Ilorin, Omu-Aran, Offa and Kaiama, were renovated and equipped with state-of-the-art-facilities.


Empowerment/SME Scheme


Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are critical to the economic development of any country as they have the potential to create employment opportunities, generate revenues, improve local technology and ensure forward integration with large-scale industries to ensure sustainable socio-economic development and prosperity.

Also in 2012, Governor Ahmed launched the Kwara Micro Credit Intervention Scheme to encourage and assist small and medium scale enterprises in the State.

An initial sum of N250 million was approved by Governor Ahmed to kick start the scheme but has grown to about N1.597 billion with a total of about 1,848 cooperative societies and 50, 000 small businesses benefiting.

Additionally, 53 associations under the aegis of Artisan Congress of Kwara State have benefited from the scheme, and about 150 taxis, 25 buses and 193 motorcycles has been given out to beneficiaries across the state.


Grassroot Development

The government of Dr. Abdulfatah Ahmed has also recorded giant strides in grassroots infrastructure development with the recent approval of N850m for the implementation of critical grassroots projects in 192 wards across the State.

The initiative which is a collaboration with the World Bank, will focus projects on roads, education, health, energy and water supply, and will be purely community-driven.


Water


Water supply has improved significantly in the state since the inception of the Alhaji Ahmed-led administration with significant reduction in accessibility gap.

For instance, at the Asa Dam water works, Ilorin, production increased from 4mgpd to 25.5mgpd, and has been sustained since its expansion.

In the face of increasing population particularly in Ilorin, the State Capital, the government has adopted a phase-by-phase approach to rehabilitate its existing 94 waterworks.

Within the space of five years, hundreds of motorised and hand pump boreholes have been drilled, and distributed across the three senatorial districts to achieve equitable spread.

Also, the on-going Ilorin Reticulation Project is expected to be completed this year

A Governor that embark of various projects despite the dwindling fortunes, where other states are battling to pay salaries. He pay salaries as at when due, he has paid in adavance sequel to the forthcoming Sallah celebaration. Who are u to conffer an award?

Firefire:
Very useless APC governor

hehehehehehe. Lol.

Leadblog:


Housing

Kwara State with a population of 3.5 million (2006 National Census), has about 486,000 households and a housing deficit of 584, 000 units.

As part of his bold measures to close the supply gap for housing in the state, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed in March 2016, flagged off the construction of 1,000 housing units at Budo-Osho Area, Tanke Ilorin, a pilot scheme under his strategic housing deficit intervention.

The 1,000 housing units designed to provide quality and affordable shelters for low and middle class workers, will be a 700 three-bedroom flats and 300 two-bedroom flats.

Also in March, Governor Ahmed performed the ground-breaking foundation laying ceremony for the construction of an ultramodern shopping and office complex, named The Hub.

Agriculture

Governor Ahmed flagged off the Kwara Agricultural Modernization Master Plan (KAMP 2012-2017), designed in partnership with Cornell University, New York, University of Ilorin and Kwara State University to create agro-driven economic diversification and establish Kwara State as the sub-region’s economic hub.

One of KAMP’s main strategies was development of the agriculture value chain development in rice, soya, cassava and rice.

Under its Off-taker Demand-Driven Agricultural Activities (ODDA), the Ahmed administration disbursed N214 million to 172 lead farmers for improved mechanised farming across the state.


Education

As part of contributions to the development of the education sector, Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed constructed and rehabilitated 400 block of classrooms at primary and secondary school levels. His administration introduced free tuition and notebooks at senior secondary school level. To expand access to tertiary education in the state, Dr. Ahmed also approved the reduction in the tuition fees for Kwara State University (KWASU) students by 30 per cent.

Dr. Abdulfatah Ahmed also commenced the construction of an N800m Engineering complex for the Kwara State University, which is now near completion.

Governor Ahmed also approved the construction of the International Vocational Technical and Entrepreneurship Centre, located in Ajase-Ipo, in Irepodun Local government area of Kwara State.

The innovative centre which is in partnership with City and Guilds, London, is aimed at creating a generation of highly employable artisans and prosperous youth entrepreneurs through the provision of market relevant skills under its Shared Prosperity Programme.


Energy

Governor Ahmed completed several projects in the power sector across the state in a bid to improve power supply. Some of these include, Iponrin, Sekun-Owode and Bokungi-Jambufu Electrification Projects in 2011.

Governor Ahmed’s rural and urban electrification project has seen 400 communities connected to the national grid, with 136 transformers installed to serve 189 communities.

Health

From the inception of the present administration, a tremendous transformation has been recorded in the Health Sector in Kwara State under the able Leadership of Governor Ahmed. One of the major thrusts of his administration is the provision of quality and affordable health care for the people within 500M radius, an intention he has pursued with tenacity.

The Community Health Insurance

Scheme (CHIS), under which enrolees receive all-year round healthcare for a paltry sum of N500, has been extended to 110, 000 beneficiaries and adjudged as one of the most successful by the United Nations (UN). The programme is targeted to reach one million rural dwellers before the end of 2018.

In the same vein, medical equipment was distributed to all Government Hospitals as well as MDG equipment to 13 General Hospitals and 43 primary health care centers across the state.

In 2014, five General Hospitals in Share, Ilorin, Omu-Aran, Offa and Kaiama, were renovated and equipped with state-of-the-art-facilities.


Empowerment/SME Scheme


Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are critical to the economic development of any country as they have the potential to create employment opportunities, generate revenues, improve local technology and ensure forward integration with large-scale industries to ensure sustainable socio-economic development and prosperity.

Also in 2012, Governor Ahmed launched the Kwara Micro Credit Intervention Scheme to encourage and assist small and medium scale enterprises in the State.

An initial sum of N250 million was approved by Governor Ahmed to kick start the scheme but has grown to about N1.597 billion with a total of about 1,848 cooperative societies and 50, 000 small businesses benefiting.

Additionally, 53 associations under the aegis of Artisan Congress of Kwara State have benefited from the scheme, and about 150 taxis, 25 buses and 193 motorcycles has been given out to beneficiaries across the state.

Shared prosperity by HE, Dr. Abdulfatah Ahmed

The Ahmed-led administration garnered immense acclaim for its strong determination to ensure even development in all sector.

From roads, water, to agriculture, health, housing and education, the present administration has recorded giant strides in Kwara state.

He is PUPPET

Some of Saraki's thugs are more influential than the Governor.

The Governor is just a plaque on the wall. Saraki is the real Governor

Have they heard of the 1999 Governor of Anambra state did in is own time, What rubbish? funny politics!

post=70414879:
Group?
Wakanda group?!

We have million of groups in every corner of the country, we are sure that less than 24 hours from now, some other groups will come saying the governor is the best thing that has ever happened to them.

There was a country!

no group will ever say that except they are outside KWARA, am from kwara state irepodun local govt. no single development in kwara state.

Terminator1234g:
He's a very useless man.
A bastard.
A snake.
Useless human.
Very stupid governor.
God will disgrace the Bastard.

And saraki too