Oyebanji Commits to Inclusive Governance, Seeks Muslim Support

At a special Jumat thanksgiving service in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji declared his commitment to inclusive governance for his second term. He emphasized the active participation of all stakeholders in the Ekiti project and expressed gratitude to the Muslim community for their prayers and support.

Oyebanji highlighted the significance of peace, unity, and religious tolerance in governance and state development. He appealed to the Muslim community to continue praying for his administration, noting that their prayers during his first term significantly contributed to the state's progress.

The governor assured that more Muslims would be appointed to key positions in his government. Additionally, he called for support for President Tinubu's re-election, acknowledging the federal government's contributions to Ekiti's development.

Sheikh Jamiu Kewulere Bello, President-General of the League of Imams and Alfas for the South-West, commended Oyebanji for his inclusive governance approach and for providing opportunities for Muslims in government.