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PRESS STATEMENT NGO Founder Chief Engr. Sola Ajimati advocates collective efforts of government and Kwara Leaders on Security
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PRESS STATEMENT NGO Founder Chief Engr. Sola Ajimati advocates collective efforts of government and Kwara Leaders on Security

Published on February 09, 2026 10:57 AM

PRESS STATEMENT

In the wake of escalating attacks on Kwara communities, Kwara Leaders Called to Action as Kidnapping and Terror Threaten Communities.

Chief Engr. Sola Ajimati, Global President of the Youth Arise For Leadership Initiative (YARLI), a leading youth-focused organization with national and international reach, dedicated to nation-building and youth development, has called on influential Kwarans, including Chief Razaq Okoya, Chief (Prince) Samuel Adedoyin, and Bishop David Oyedepo, to stand with the state in restoring peace, safety, and development.

The people of our state are currently facing rampant insecurity, kidnapping, and terror attacks that threaten lives, livelihoods, and the future of our communities. It is urgent that leaders of influence step forward to partner with government and local authorities to restore safety, provide support, and implement solutions that protect citizens and promote peace.

It is concerning that the Senators and Representatives from Kwara have not consistently used their platforms to address the escalating insecurity in the state. The youth are calling for more proactive advocacy and tangible action from all elected officials.

His Excellency, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, Governor of Kwara State, has consistently acknowledged and engaged distinguished Kwarans—including traditional rulers, institutions, community leaders, and initiatives such as KSDI—in his drive for inclusive development. This reflects a government that is open and ready to collaborate with credible individuals and institutions for the progress of the state.

We particularly call on great men of influence such as Prince Samuel Adedoyin, Alhaji (Chief) Rasaq Okoya, and Bishop David Oyedepo, among other successful Kwarans at home and in the diaspora, to stand strong for the people of Kwara State. Their experience, resources, and networks are urgently needed to support security initiatives, strategic development programs, mentorship, and community empowerment.

This is a collective responsibility. Kwara belongs to all of us, and the time has come for our men and women of value to turn influence and success into tangible impact for our communities, ensuring safety, prosperity, and peace.

Signed: Chief Engr. Sola Ajimati Global President - Youth Arise For Leadership Initiative (YARLI.org)