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Kwara Wins Presidential School Debate For Record Fifth Time, AbdulRazaq Hails Pupils

Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has congratulated pupils from the state for winning the 2026 Presidential School Debate, marking the fifth time the state has emerged victorious in the national competition….

Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has congratulated pupils from the state for winning the 2026 Presidential School Debate, marking the fifth time the state has emerged victorious in the national competition.

 


The governor described the victory as a remarkable achievement, commending the pupils for their outstanding performance and for sustaining Kwara’s record in the competition.

 

The winning team comprised Halimoh Abdulazeez from Ilorin West, Khadija Kazeem from Offa, Omolola Ibrahim from Moro and Samaila Daniel from Ilorin East.

 

AbdulRazaq also congratulated officials of the State Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development, the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), teachers who coached the pupils, their parents and other supporters who contributed to the victory.

 

He said the achievement, alongside other successes recorded by Kwara pupils at different competitions, reflected the impact of his administration’s investments in education over the past seven years.

The governor said the performance had further encouraged his administration to intensify efforts towards improving the state’s education sector.

 

AbdulRazaq also congratulated Professor Sheu Raheem Adaramaja on receiving the award of Best SUBEB Chairman in Nigeria.

 

He described the recognition as a deserving reward for Adaramaja’s commitment to strengthening basic education in Kwara State and across the country.