Assessing the Impact of Kwara's 9th Legislative Assembly By Roheemat Hammed The performance of the 9th Kwara State House of Assembly (KWSHA) has garnered substantial attention, stirring debate among both the citizens of Kwara and non-indigenes alike. Over its tenure, the legislative assembly has passed a...

Kwara Assembly Needs Better Public Relations By Harafat E. Mukadam In a democracy, the legislature acts as a vital conduit between the government and the citizens, representing the interests of constituents and holding the executive accountable. The Kwara State Legislative Assembly, like all legislative bodies, is...

Still on Crystal Place Mall Demolition in Ilorin By Mariam Lawal The act of demolition, while often considered a necessary component of urban development, can profoundly affect the lives and livelihoods of individuals and communities. The process, inherently complex, demands meticulous planning, execution, and strict adherence...

Crystal Mall Demolition: A Tale of Politics and Power Play in Kwara By Idris Abdulganiy The recent demolition of a multi-million naira Crystal shopping mall owned by esteemed political figure and former House of Representatives member Hon. Mashood Mustapha raises serious concerns about political enmity and...

Crystal Shopping Complex: A Symbol of Kwara's Political Tensions By Yusuf Abdulkadir The recent demolition of the Crystal Shopping Complex in Ilorin, the capital of Kwara State, has ignited widespread speculation and debate about the motives and implications behind such a drastic action. Many observers argue...

Kwara's Demolition Drive: Development or Destruction? By Abdulraheem O. Abdulraheem Kwara State, one of the 36 states that constitute the Federal Republic of Nigeria, shares its borders with the Republic of Benin to the west and the mighty Niger River to the north. The state capital,...