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Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele has stated that he has no obligation to apologize for his unwavering support of Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji, claiming that the state has experienced exceptional growth as a result of their long-standing collaboration.
According to reports, Bamidele made the statements on Saturday in Ikogosi Ekiti at the 2025 Ikogosi Day Celebration and the introduction of a ₦1 billion Development Fund, which attracted national dignitaries.
As the event’s main initiator, he brushed off criticism of his partnership with the governor, emphasizing that it is based on friendship and a same goal rather than political expediency.
Governor Oyebanji, according to Bamidele, is “a man of integrity and humility” who is sincerely dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for Ekiti residents.
“I want those who are upset that I am backing Governor Oyebanji to calm down. He stated, “We cannot recognize goodness and fail to support it.”
“By the grace of God, Governor Oyebanji and I have been friends for more than 30 years, even though we had no idea what we would become. Our friendship is a case of glory supporting glory.”
He emphasized that he had “no regret whatsoever standing by Governor Oyebanji” and that their cooperation is a partnership for the advancement of Ekiti rather than a plot.
Bamidele emphasized how the legislative and executive branches’ cooperation had produced projects that are evident throughout the entire state.
He clarified that Governor Oyebanji sent the members of Ekiti’s National Assembly a list of important projects to take into consideration for constituency involvement after they were elected.
“Governor Oyebanji invited the nine of us after we were elected and gave us a list of projects he would love us to implement,” he stated.
He continued by saying that legislators are carrying out complementing projects at the federal level while the governor oversees state-level initiatives.
Because of this, any area of Ekiti you visit will have a project either being carried out by the National Assembly members under the governor’s supervision or by the state government under Governor Oyebanji.
“The Governor has stopped whatever he was doing to accompany me every time I have been to this state to do my project inspection.
“I really don’t have any apologies for such people if they are there saying all kinds of things, forgetting that Ekiti is benefiting from our partnership,” he said.
Governor Biodun Oyebanji responded by praising the Senate Leader for his steadfast cooperation and support, calling him “a dependable partner in the Ekiti project.”
He emphasized that governance has grown more inclusive and significant as a result of his administration’s values of harmony, cooperation, and peace.
“No community can experience sustainable growth without unity,” the governor said, urging people in Ikogosi and around the state to keep embracing peace and collaboration.
In advance of more significant political changes in the state, the event was a significant demonstration of unity between the legislative and executive branches of Ekiti.
