The Senior Special Assistant to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on National Assembly Matters, Hon. Ibrahim Kunle Olarewaju, has congratulated the Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, on his 58th birthday.
In a statement issued by his Media Office on Monday, Hon. Olarewaju described Governor Oyebanji as a people-oriented leader whose administration has set a standard for good governance at the sub-national level.
He said Governor Oyebanji’s leadership style reflects deep grassroots connection and a strong commitment to inclusive development across Ekiti State.
He noted that the governor’s administration has consistently pursued its Shared Prosperity agenda, ensuring that the benefits of democracy reach communities across the state through the effective implementation of his Six-Point Development Agenda.
According to him, Governor Oyebanji’s approach to governance, anchored on consultation and responsiveness to the needs of the people, has positively impacted virtually every household in the state.
Hon. Olarewaju highlighted key achievements of the administration, including improvements in infrastructure, rural road connectivity, agricultural development and investments in human capital, stressing that the governor has demonstrated that leadership is best measured by service to the people.
As the governor marks the milestone age of 58, the presidential aide offered prayers for his continued good health, wisdom and strength to sustain the demands of leadership, while also calling for divine guidance as he continues to steer the affairs of the state.
Looking ahead to the 2026 governorship election, Olarewaju expressed confidence in Oyebanji’s leadership and endorsed his second-term ambition, saying the foundations laid by the administration should be consolidated to fully deliver its vision for a greater Ekiti State.
He urged the people of Ekiti to sustain their support for the Oyebanji administration and align with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, noting that effective collaboration between the state and federal governments remains key to delivering sustainable development.
on National Assembly Matters, Hon. Ibrahim Kunle Olarewaju, has congratulated the Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, on his 58th birthday.
In a statement issued by his Media Office on Monday, Hon. Olarewaju described Governor Oyebanji as a people-oriented leader whose administration has set a standard for good governance at the sub-national level.
He said Governor Oyebanji’s leadership style reflects deep grassroots connection and a strong commitment to inclusive development across Ekiti State.
He noted that the governor’s administration has consistently pursued its Shared Prosperity agenda, ensuring that the benefits of democracy reach communities across the state through the effective implementation of his Six-Point Development Agenda.
According to him, Governor Oyebanji’s approach to governance, anchored on consultation and responsiveness to the needs of the people, has positively impacted virtually every household in the state.
Hon. Olarewaju highlighted key achievements of the administration, including improvements in infrastructure, rural road connectivity, agricultural development and investments in human capital, stressing that the governor has demonstrated that leadership is best measured by service to the people.
As the governor marks the milestone age of 58, the presidential aide offered prayers for his continued good health, wisdom and strength to sustain the demands of leadership, while also calling for divine guidance as he continues to steer the affairs of the state.
Looking ahead to the 2026 governorship election, Olarewaju expressed confidence in Oyebanji’s leadership and endorsed his second-term ambition, saying the foundations laid by the administration should be consolidated to fully deliver its vision for a greater Ekiti State.
He urged the people of Ekiti to sustain their support for the Oyebanji administration and align with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, noting that effective collaboration between the state and federal governments remains key to delivering sustainable development.
