Ekiti's Oyebanji Plans Development Focus for Second Term

The Ekiti State Government has expressed confidence that Governor Biodun Oyebanji's second term will enhance the achievements of his first term. Taiwo Olatunbosun, the State Commissioner for Information, stated that the administration aims to accelerate development, address challenges, and deliver greater dividends of democracy.

He emphasized that the next phase will focus on improved service delivery, inclusive development, and the welfare of Ekiti people. Since taking office, Oyebanji's administration has pursued a development agenda centered on shared prosperity, investing in infrastructure, education, healthcare, agriculture, and economic development.

Olatunbosun highlighted significant road construction and rehabilitation projects, including the Ado-Ekiti Ring Road, Phase I, and various rural road developments through the World Bank-assisted Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP). As of July 2026, over 285 kilometers of roads have been constructed, including a 1.2-kilometer flyover and 132 kilometers of rural roads, aimed at improving connectivity and stimulating economic activities.