The Technical Advisor on Local Government Project Monitoring and Evaluations,Engr. Olabode Stephen Adetunji, has commended the success of Monday’s historic political rally in Ekiti State, where stakeholders across party lines endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Biodun Oyebanji for second terms in office.
Adetunji described the unprecedented gathering at Ekiti Parapo Pavilion as a clear demonstration of widespread approval for the current administrations at both federal and state levels. He noted that the massive turnout, which included political heavyweights, former governors, and defectors from opposition parties, reflected the people’s confidence in the leadership of President Tinubu and Governor Oyebanji.
The Technical Advisor highlighted Governor Oyebanji’s achievements in grassroots development and infrastructure, particularly citing the ongoing reconstruction of the Ado-Iworoko-Ifaki road as evidence of the administration’s commitment to even development across all 16 local government areas. He emphasized that his office’s monitoring of local government projects had confirmed the government’s dedication to transparency and efficient service delivery.
Adetunji praised the governor’s inclusive governance style and accessibility, which he said had endeared the administration to citizens across all sectors. He also welcomed the defection of former opposition figures like Senator Biodun Olujimi, describing it as proof of Ekiti’s political unity behind progressive leadership.
The Technical Advisor joined other stakeholders in endorsing President Tinubu for a second term in 2027 and Governor Oyebanji for re-election in 2026, stating that their leadership had brought tangible development to Ekiti State. He called on citizens to continue supporting the administration to ensure the sustainability of ongoing projects and programs.
Adetunji concluded by expressing confidence that the current administration would deliver more dividends of democracy to Ekiti people, urging unity among all stakeholders to achieve greater milestones for the state.
