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Rt. Hon. Yakubu Danladi
Speaker, Kwara State House of Assembly
Engr. Sulaiman Bolakale Kawu
Dan Iya of Ilorin Emirate
Follow the candidates, parties, alliances, political movements and electoral numbers shaping the road to 2027.
The Governor is the state’s chief executive, responsible for implementing laws, managing the budget, appointing officials, overseeing development projects, and promoting security and welfare.
Three Senators represent Kwara’s senatorial districts in the National Assembly, making laws, approving budgets, confirming appointments, overseeing federal agencies, and representing their constituents.
Six Representatives from Kwara’s federal constituencies make laws, approve budgets, oversee government, and represent their constituents in the National Assembly.
House of Assembly members make state laws, approve budgets, oversee the executive, and represent their constituents.
Road to Kwara 2027 is a political media platform dedicated to providing accurate, timely, and insightful coverage of the journey toward the 2027 elections in Kwara State. As the state prepares for a pivotal political transition, we aim to be your trusted guide through the unfolding events, decisions, and debates shaping Kwara’s future.
To inform, engage, and empower Kwarans by delivering credible updates, in-depth analyses, and diverse perspectives on the 2027 electoral process
To build a politically aware and actively engaged Kwara electorate where citizens are informed
Politics affects everyone. Our goal is to promote transparency, encourage civic engagement, and ensure every voice counts as Kwara charts a course toward a new political era
Explore the politicians positioning themselves for key elective offices in Kwara, their backgrounds, political trajectories, experience, influence and prospects ahead of the 2027 elections.
Speaker, Kwara State House of Assembly
Dan Iya of Ilorin Emirate
Trace the defining elections, leaders, movements and political realignments that have shaped Kwara since the return to democracy in 1999—and the forces shaping its next chapter.
Mohammed Alabi Lawal emerged as the first elected governor of Kwara State under Nigeria’s Fourth Republic, marking the return of civilian democratic rule after years of military administration.
Bukola Saraki defeated the incumbent Mohammed Lawal to become governor on the platform of the PDP. His emergence marked the beginning of a new era of political dominance that would shape Kwara politics for the next 16 years.
Bukola Saraki secured a second term as governor, further strengthening the political structure around the PDP and establishing the Saraki political family as a formidable force in Kwara.
Abdulfatah Ahmed, backed by Saraki and the PDP, succeeded Saraki as governor. Saraki moved to the Senate, where he would later become Senate President, while his political influence in Kwara remained significant.
The APC made significant electoral gains in Kwara and across Nigeria, but the PDP retained control of the governorship, with Abdulfatah Ahmed securing a second term. The result foreshadowed the major political realignment that would follow.
Bukola Saraki's return to the PDP after leaving the APC intensified political realignment in Kwara. Opposition forces increasingly mobilised around a growing demand for political change.
Kwara experienced one of the most dramatic political shifts in its history. The Ó Tó Gẹ́ movement swept through the state, contributing to the defeat of the PDP establishment and the emergence of AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq as governor. The election effectively ended the Saraki family's long-standing dominance of Kwara politics.
AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq secured a second term as governor, defeating the PDP candidate Shuaibu Yaman Abdullahi. The result reinforced the APC's hold on the governorship and set the stage for another major political contest in 2027.
As the 2027 election approaches, Kwara enters another period of political realignment. Defections, new coalitions, opposition restructuring, emerging candidates and debates over zoning are reshaping the political landscape.
The next governorship election will test the durability of the political order established in 2019. Will the existing political structure endure, or will Kwara witness another major realignment? The people will decide.
Use our directory to locate your voting area, stay informed, and get ready to participate in the upcoming 2027 elections across Kwara State.
Patigi Local Government, located in Kwara North along the River Niger, is a strategic area in the state’s electoral...
Wards & Polling UnitsEdu Local Government, located in Kwara North, is a key player in the state’s electoral landscape. Known for its...
Wards & Polling UnitsIlorin East Local Government, situated within the Kwara Central Senatorial District, is an influential area in the state’s electoral...
Wards & Polling UnitsMoro Local Government, is a significant player in the state’s electoral process. With numerous rural communities and a wide...
Wards & Polling UnitsIrepodun Local Government, located in Kwara South, is an influential area in the state’s electoral process. With a sizeable...
Wards & Polling UnitsKaiama Local Government, located in Kwara North, is a key area in the state’s electoral map. With its vast...
Wards & Polling UnitsBaruten Local Government, located in the northwestern part of Kwara State and sharing a border with Benin Republic, is...
Wards & Polling UnitsIfelodun Local Government, the largest LGA in Kwara State by landmass, holds significant weight in elections. Located in Kwara...
Wards & Polling UnitsIlorin West Local Government Area is one of the key political hubs in Kwara State, Nigeria. As the most...
Wards & Polling UnitsIsin Local Government, one of the smaller LGAs in Kwara South, plays a notable role in the state’s elections...
Wards & Polling UnitsEkiti Local Government, in Kwara State, is a significant area in the state’s electoral process. With its predominantly rural...
Wards & Polling UnitsOffa Local Government, in Kwara South, holds a prominent place in the state’s electoral landscape. Known for its politically...
Wards & Polling UnitsIlorin South Local Government, part of Kwara Central Senatorial District, plays a vital role in the state’s electoral activities....
Wards & Polling UnitsOke Ero Local Government, one of the smaller LGAs in Kwara South, plays a modest but meaningful role in...
Wards & Polling UnitsOyun Local Government, is an important area in the state’s electoral process. With both semi-urban and rural communities, voter...
Wards & Polling UnitsAsa Local Government, is an important area in the state’s electoral landscape. Predominantly rural but politically active, Asa contributes...
Wards & Polling UnitsStay informed on the latest developments for Kwara 2027. Explore for timely reports, political analysis, and stories shaping the journey toward the 2027 election in Kwara State.
A group of political stakeholders in Ilorin has declared support for...
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kwara State on Saturday staged...
A distinguished legal luminary and respected Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Chief...
The global president of Offa Descendants Union (ODU), Dr. Azeez-Salako Muideen...
Over the weekend, the All Progressives Congress (APC) held its national...
Stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress in Kwara Central have pulled...
As political permutations ahead of the 2027 general elections begin to...
The Garin-Alimi Ambassadors have called on political stakeholders across Kwara State...
Discover the political parties shaping Kwara's 2027 elections.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) is today the most dominant political party in Nigeria. Formed in...
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is one of Nigeria’s foremost political parties, founded in 1998 at...
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