Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq orders a cabinet reshuffle that removes multiple senior political and administrative appointees. Reports from several outlets say the shake-up takes effect after the governor approves the reconfiguration of his team, which affects advisers and aides across different positions. The changes include the sacking of all special advisers and other advisers, as well as senior special assistants and special assistants. Other officials removed in the reshuffle include the Deputy Chief of Staff and the Principal Private Secretary, according to accounts citing a statement released by the governor’s Deputy Chief Press Secretary, Mashood Agboola. Outlets also report that the governor frames the move as a minor cabinet shake-up and says it is intended to bring “renewed energy” into the administration and create room for wider participation by members of the ruling party. The statements described the affected appointees’ service and directed them to complete handover of government property to the Office of the Secretary to the State Government. The outlets present the action as an internal reconstitution rather than a change in government leadership.