The Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji Beyond 2026 (BB26) group has extended warm congratulations to Prof. Habibat Omolara Adubiaro on her well-deserved promotion to the rank of Professor at the Federal University of Oye Ekiti (FUOYE).
This remarkable achievement was officially announced by FUOYE’s Promotion and Appointment Committee in a statement released on Tuesday, with the promotion backdated to take effect from October 1, 2022.
Prof. Adubiaro, who also serves as the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), is widely admired for her exceptional academic expertise and her unwavering dedication to public service.
In her role as SSG, she has exemplified excellence, grassroots engagement, and steadfast support for the visionary leadership of Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji.
Her ability to merge academic distinction with effective governance underscores her unique contribution to Ekiti State’s progress.
In a statement issued by BB26’s Publicity Secretary, Gabriel Adesoji (AngelGabby), the group praised Prof. Adubiaro’s remarkable service and commitment to the principles of good governance.
“Her dedication and contributions embody the ideals championed by Governor Oyebanji, and she has proven to be an exceptional ambassador of his vision for Ekiti State,” the statement read.
BB26 commended Prof. Adubiaro for being a beacon of inspiration and a testament to the limitless potential of capable leadership in Ekiti State.
“Her promotion is not just a personal milestone but a collective victory for all Ekiti citizens, inspiring future leaders across the state,” the group added.
As a coalition of progressive young minds, BB26 reaffirmed its commitment to promoting good governance and responsible leadership.
The group led by Mr. Olalekan Ijidale, expressed confidence that Prof. Adubiaro’s elevation will further enhance her contributions to both academia and governance, propelling Ekiti State toward sustainable growth and development.
“We look forward to her continued impact as we collectively work toward a brighter future for Ekiti State,” the statement concluded.
