Ekiti Workers Pledge 500,000 Votes for Oyebanji's Re-election

Workers in Ekiti State have committed to mobilizing over 500,000 votes for Governor Biodun Oyebanji's re-election in the upcoming June 20 governorship election. This pledge was made during a demonstration of appreciation for Oyebanji's administration, which has been recognized for improving worker welfare through transparent and people-oriented policies.

Kolapo Olatund, the state chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress, highlighted the administration's prompt payment of salaries, pension deductions, and other labor-friendly reforms that have restored confidence among public servants. Olatund emphasized the importance of workers mobilizing their families and friends to support Oyebanji, whom he described as a genuinely committed leader to worker welfare.

Dr. Folakemi Olomojobi, representing the workforce, expressed gratitude for the governor's compassionate leadership and the tangible achievements that have positively impacted the lives of the people.

The workers' commitment reflects their belief in the governor's ability to continue delivering results that benefit the state.