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LGSC Chairman Hon Abejide Drums Support for Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji for second term.

By Olajubu kehinde

The Chairman of the Local Government Service Commission (LGSC),Chief Samuel Abejide, on Wednesday 6_5-2026 led his entourage on a campaign visit to Irede LCDA headquarters , Ipoti-Ekiti as part of ongoing efforts to mobilise grassroots support for the re-election of Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji.

The visit brought together political stakeholders, top local government functionaries, and staff of the council, providing an avenue to sensitise them on the achievements of the current administration and the need for continuity in governance.

The chairman Irede LCDA, Hon Ayodele Awe said governor Oyebanji has fulfilled all his electoral promises and called on workers to reciprocate his good works.

In his remarks, Abejide emphasised the importance of sustaining the developmental strides recorded under Governor Oyebanji’s leadership. He noted that the administration has demonstrated strong commitment to grassroots development, improved service delivery, and enhanced workers’ welfare across the state. He urged the people of Irede Local council development area to support the governor’s re-election bid, stressing that continuity would guarantee the completion of ongoing projects and the initiation of more people-oriented programmes.

He called on staff to reciprocate the government’s efforts by giving their full support during the forthcoming gubernatorial election in the state .

Similarly, the Permanent Secretary of the LGSC, Rotimi Akomolede, highlighted the role of grassroots participation in strengthening democracy. He encouraged local government workers and residents to remain supportive of the administration, describing it as responsive and committed to the welfare of the people.

The Nulge Chairman, Ijero local government chapter, Comrade Temitope Ilesanmi reaffirmed the union’s support for Governor Oyebanji, citing improved welfare packages and better engagement with local government staff.