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Before the June 20 governorship election, Mr. Biodun Oyebanji, the governor of Ekiti State and the state’s All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, has encouraged politicians and supporters to avoid violence, claiming that his desire for reelection is not worth the life of any Ekiti citizen.
The governor emphasized the importance of nonviolent, issue-based campaigns throughout the electioneering season while speaking at rallies in Emure, Ise/Orun, and Ikere Local Government Areas.
Oyebanji stated that the APC has peacefully carried out its campaigns throughout the state and urged party supporters to refrain from any actions that could incite disorder before to, during, or following the election.
In gratitude for the continuing infrastructure projects carried out by his administration and the federal government under President Bola Tinubu, including significant road improvements around the state, he also asked citizens to support the APC.
In addition to announcing plans to build the Olowe Museum to support local arts, culture, and tourism, the governor of Ise-Ekiti pledged that construction on the Ise-Ijan Road will soon begin.
In addition, he urged party members to step up grassroots activism in the run-up to the election, stating that he was confident that the APC would garner significant support throughout the state based on its performance in office.
Some Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members in Emure-Ekiti defected to the APC during the rallies, and traditional leaders in the towns they visited delivered prayers in support of the governor’s reelection campaign.
