PHOTOS: Kwara Political Stakeholders Unite At A.A Youth Wing Iftar To Foster Collaboration
Ilorin, the capital of Kwara State, played host to an impressive gathering of political stakeholders, youth leaders, and dignitaries at the A.A Youth Wing Stakeholders Iftar held at the Flower Garden Centre. The event, organized by Amb. Akanbi Iliyas Shola, brought together key players in the state's political landscape for an evening of reflection, engagement, and unity.
A major highlight of the event was the presence of the Executive Chairman of Ilorin South Local Government, Hon. Nuhu Majeed Podo, whose attendance reinforced his commitment to youth engagement and party unity. Other prominent figures in attendance included local government chairmen, senior special assistants (SSAs), special assistants (SAs), APC youth leaders, and key political stakeholders from across the state.
The gathering also featured notable youth and political figures such as Fafoluyi Solace (S.A New Media), Amb. Anjorin Babatunde (Convener, Kwara for Kwarans Initiative), Hon. Adebara (S.A Humanitarian), Tiamiyu Musa (CNG Director of ICT), Abdul Raheem Jamiu Alade, and representatives from various youth and political organizations. These included the Amba Women Wing, Federation of Indigenous Communities Youth Organization (Kwara Chapter), Ojagboro Youth Ilorin, Ibagun Youth Okelele, Good Legacy (Ilorin South), Ilorin South Appointees, Ilorin South Ward Party Chairmen, Oke Ogun Youth Forum Ilorin South, Osin Ilorin East Youth Campus, and SS Media.
As the guests broke their fast together, the atmosphere was filled with camaraderie and a shared vision for progress. Discussions centered on strengthening political structures, fostering intergenerational collaboration, and empowering youth participation in governance. The event underscored the critical role young people play in shaping the future of politics in Kwara State.
The A.A Youth Wing Stakeholders Iftar has set a new benchmark for political gatherings in the state, highlighting the power of unity, dialogue, and collective action. As Kwara continues to navigate the complexities of governance, events like this serve as a reminder of the importance of collaboration, inclusivity, and shared responsibility in building a stronger, more cohesive society.
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