‘Oyebanji’s Tenure Has Shown That Continuity Is Beauty Of Democracy’

A member of the House of Representatives, Hon. Olusola Steve Fatoba, has said that Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji, has affirmed continuity as the beauty of democracy and good governance.

The federal lawmaker, who represents Ekiti Central Federal Constituency 1 at the national assembly, hailed the governor’s remarkable achievements in all state sectors and backed his endorsement by the APC Central Senatorial district for a second term.

Fatoba, the House Committee on Information, National Orientation, Ethics, and Values Chairman, spoke in Ado Ekiti after Wednesday’s APC Ekiti Central Senatorial District stakeholders’ meeting.
Fatoba, who highlighted Oyebanji’s giant strides in education, health, infrastructure, and agriculture, among other sectors, maintained that the feats were geared towards improving the lives of the good people of Ekiti.

According to the parliamentarian, other people-oriented projects executed by the governor include completing Ekiti Cargo Airport, building communal roads, and prioritising the welfare of Ekiti residents.
While imploring Governor Oyebanji to continue his good works, Fatoba expressed his constituency’s readiness to ensure that the state’s helmsman wins the gubernatorial election come 2026.

“The governor has made us understand that continuity is the best form of government and that if you go to every nook and cranny of Ekiti Central Senatorial District, you will see construction works everywhere.

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“We are backing his continuity because, as you can see, all the developments that took place from the time of former governors in the state are being consolidated by him. Apart from this, he has brought governance closer to the people in the state.

“The Ekiti Cargo Airport can now be compared to any international airport. Ado Ekiti is very different; all the goodies of our time will not pass us by.’’