These Are the Name of towns deserted In KWARA STATE By Band!t as at NOW
1) Ologomo Town
2) Ajegunle Town
3) AgbanTown
4) Alebe Town
5) Owode Town
6) Alasoro Town
7) Alawan Town
8) Bankole Town
9) Oreke Town
10) Ganmu Town
11) Babanla Town
12) Ayetoro Town
13) Budo Town
14) Arifowomo Town
15) Apata Olosun Town
16) Oreke Isale Town
17) Sagbe Town
18) Olohun Tele Town
19) Oke Ode Town
20) Ilu Agunjin Town.
KWARA SOUTH IS BLEEDING
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APC government came to Power in the year 2015 with empty rhetorics to fight and end Boko Haram terrorism but the party only succeeded in intriduciynore terrorists groups such as the Fulani herdsmen, bandits, megsl kidnapping for ransom and the current group unleashing terrors in the North Central of the country.
APC government has failed in the primary responsibilities of governance, protection of lives and properties but Tinubu led APC gangs only knows how to collect taxes, reduced the purchasing power of the citizens, sharing abject poverty for greater numbers of people.
It is the constitutional duty of the President to protect lives and property — not to multiply taxes while citizens are fleeing their hometowns.
You cannot build national prosperity on insecurity.
When people abandon their homes, farmlands, and local economies out of fear, the foundation of governance collapses.
Security is not just a moral duty — it is the economic backbone of every stable nation.
How do you tax a farmer who can’t access his land?
How do you expect productivity from a citizen who sleeps in fear?
Every displaced family represents a shrinking economy — a town losing its workforce, a market losing its buyers, and a government losing its legitimacy.
Yet in this country, the death of Nigerians has become just another statistic — names reduced to numbers, headlines recycled like weather reports.
We mourn for a day, move on by tomorrow, and the government calls it “progress.”
Leadership without security is taxation without humanity.
While the government focuses on new levies and economic jargon, the real economy — the people — is dying in silence.
And those joining this administration to tell us it’s making progress are the worst kind of humans —
soulless defenders of failure.
They are like the Uruk-hai from The Lord of the Rings — bred for destruction, loyal only to evil, and blind to the ruin they serve.
To worsen it, they travel across the world gaslighting citizens —
telling the international community that there is no corruption back home,
while the nation they left behind bleeds from the wounds of theft, lies, and silence.
And the saddest part?
Many of you think you’re supporting your party while all this evil is taking place.
You defend the same system that is destroying your future,
clap for oppressors who wouldn’t spend a second living your reality,
and mock those who still dare to speak.
You cannot measure GDP when the ground itself is unsafe.
Until lives are protected, every new tax is blood money collected from the displaced and forgotten.
A serious government protects first, reforms next, and taxes last.
But in today’s Nigeria, the order is reversed — we are being taxed for a nation we can no longer live in.
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