A governorship aspirant on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kwara State, Dr Bashir Omolaja Bolarinwa (BOB), has reaffirmed his commitment to fight the security challenges facing the state, if elected in the 2027 general elections.

Dr Bolarinwa, who spoke in Abuja on Saturday while submitting his Expression of Interest and Nomination forms, stated that restoring peace, strengthening public safety and protecting lives and property would remain central to his vision for a safer, more secure and prosperous Kwara State.

In a statement by spokesperson of his media office, Bashir Omolaja, also said he would enhance the quality of life of the people of the state, and make life better to transform.

The aspirant decried the spate of insecurity in Kwara State, particularly the South senatorial zone where he comes from, which he said, resulted in a humanitarian crisis.

“This is one area which must be tackled head-on and I want to say that it’s going to be one of the things that will top our agenda,” he assured.

Dr. BolariDr also said provision of social services remains fundamental in improving the quality of life of the people, notimg thanotingss to quality health, education and social welfare and other essential public services would receive priority attention under his leadership.

According to him, governance must translate into tangible benefits for the citizens, especially in areas that directly affect their daily lives and well-being.

The aspirant said his administration would be guided by a people-centred vision focused on expanding opportunities and delivering responsive services that will uplift communities across the state.

“All other things that are necessary to make life better for the people of the state will also be attended to especially agriculture, education and health services. I am assuring the people of Kwara that things will be better than what it is,” he said.

Dr Bolarinwa expressed confidence in his chances of emerging as the next governor of Kwara State, adding, “I am not just contesting, I pray and wish that I will be the one that will succeed the incumbent governor Mallam Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, who has done his bit and who is continuing to do a good work for the state,” he said.