The immediate past Special Adviser to the Ekiti State Governor on Rural Mobilization, Honourable (Mrs) Oluremi Ajayi popularly called (BABINTON), has congratulated Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji (BAO), and his Deputy, Chief (Mrs) Monisade Afuye, on their historic inauguration for a second term in office.
In her congratulatory message, Hon. Ajayi described the inauguration as an epoch-making milestone in the political history of Ekiti State, noting that Governor Oyebanji had made history as the first governor in the state to secure a consecutive second term under the same political party.
She described the achievement as a reflection of the confidence reposed in the governor’s leadership by the people of Ekiti State and an endorsement of his administration’s commitment to good governance, inclusive development, and the continued advancement of the state.
According to her, the governor’s re-election represents an opportunity to consolidate the gains of his first term, deepen ongoing developmental initiatives, and deliver more democratic dividends to the people. She expressed confidence that the administration’s second term would build on the existing foundation of progress while opening new opportunities for economic growth, infrastructural development, education, healthcare, and improved living standards.
Hon. Ajayi also congratulated the Deputy Governor, Chief (Mrs) Monisade Afuye, describing her as a dependable partner in the administration’s development agenda. She expressed optimism that the governor and his deputy would sustain their spirit of cooperation, dedication, and service in the collective interest of Ekiti residents.
The former Special Adviser further extended her heartfelt felicitations to the First Lady of Ekiti State, Her Excellency, Professor Olayemi Oyebanji, on the historic occasion. She commended the First Lady for her contributions to the administration’s social development efforts, particularly in areas relating to women’s empowerment, family welfare, education, and the wellbeing of vulnerable members of society.
She expressed hope that the new term would provide greater opportunities for the First Lady to expand her humanitarian initiatives and continue to complement the government’s efforts towards improving the welfare of women, children, and families across the state.
