The Executive Chairman of Oye Local Government Area, Princess Bamisile Adesola Clara has extended her heartfelt congratulations to the Executive Governor of Ekiti State, His Excellency, Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji (BAO), on his emergence as the ultimate consensus candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of the 2026 governorship election.
In her congratulatory message, the Chairman described Governor Oyebanji’s emergence as a well-deserved and logical outcome of his outstanding leadership performance, people-oriented governance, and his deep-rooted commitment to continuity and sustainable development across the length and breadth of Ekiti State.
She noted that since assuming office, Governor Oyebanji has demonstrated a unique blend of administrative prudence, visionary governance, and human-centered policies that have transformed key sectors including infrastructure, agriculture, youth empowerment, education, and local governance. His humility, accessibility, and integrity have further endeared him to the people and solidified his credibility as a leader who walks his talk.
“Governor Oyebanji’s consensus candidacy is not just a political arrangement, but a clear reflection of the collective confidence of the APC family and the good people of Ekiti State in his proven capacity to deliver. He has restored the people’s trust in governance through inclusivity, transparency, and results-driven leadership,” she stated.
The Chairman further emphasized that the people of Oye Local Government Area are solidly behind Governor Oyebanji, describing him as a trustworthy, reliable, and resourceful leader who has continually shown that politics can indeed be a tool for genuine progress and transformation.
She expressed optimism that with Governor Oyebanji at the helm, the political jinx of the impossibility of a second term in Ekiti State will be broken. According to her, his outstanding track record, humility, and consistency have made him not only the candidate of the APC but also the candidate of the people.
