Ekiti State Governor Declares No Caucus in APC, Seeks Second Term

Ekiti State Governor Mr. Biodun Oyebanji has reaffirmed his commitment to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and has expressed his ambition to seek a second term in the 2026 governorship election. During a visit to the state secretariat of the party, Oyebanji met with the state executives and local government chairmen, where he shared his plans for the future and highlighted his achievements in the state.

Key Takeaways:

• Governor Oyebanji has declared that he has no caucus among the members of the APC and holds no grudge against anyone within the party.
• Oyebanji has expressed his ambition to seek a second term in 2026, citing his achievements in the state and the endorsement of his candidacy by the people.
• The Governor has highlighted his efforts in the area of welfare and security, stating that his administration has ensured peaceful cohabitation among the people.
• He has also spoken about the construction and maintenance of roads in the state, which has gulped N130billion in one year.
• Governor Oyebanji has welcomed perceived opposition within the party, stating that people should contest for good causes and the best will win.
• He has urged the party to ensure the involvement of everyone within the party without any discrimination when the process for the 2026 governorship election commences.

Statistics:

• N130billion: The amount spent on the construction and maintenance of roads in Ekiti State in one year.
• 3 years: The time it took for the state's budget to be approximately equal to the amount spent on roads in one year.
• 2026: The year in which Governor Oyebanji seeks to be re-elected.
• 2027: The year in which President Bola Tinubu is seeking election for a second term.

Sources:

• "Ekiti APC: Oyebanji Declares No Caucus, Seeks Second Term" by Segun Dipe, State Publicity Secretary of APC.