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Yoruba Group Hails Oyebanji’s Victory In Ekiti Election
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YORUBA GROUP HAILS OYEBANJI’S VICTORY IN EKITI ELECTION

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A Yoruba socio-cultural group has congratulated Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji on his re-election, describing his victory as a reflection of public confidence in his leadership.

The group said the outcome of the election demonstrates the approval of residents for the governor’s policies and development programmes across the state.

According to the organisation, Oyebanji’s administration has recorded progress in key sectors such as infrastructure, education, and healthcare, which contributed to his strong performance at the polls.

They also commended voters for participating peacefully in the electoral process and urged all political actors to prioritise unity and stability after the contest.

The group encouraged the governor to remain focused on delivering democratic dividends and expanding development projects in both urban and rural communities.

Political observers say the election outcome reinforces the importance of performance-driven governance in determining voter support at the state level.

The Yoruba group further called on other leaders in the region to emulate the Ekiti model of inclusive governance and continuity in development planning.

Oyebanji’s victory continues to generate reactions across political and cultural circles, with stakeholders assessing its implications for future elections in the region.

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