Fayemi Endorses Oyebanji for 2026 Ekiti Gubernatorial Election

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In a noteworthy political development, the immediate past Governor of Ekiti State, Kayode Fayemi, has formally endorsed Governor Biodun Oyebanji for re-election in the upcoming 2026 gubernatorial election.

Fayemi made this significant proclamation during a gathering of Ekiti APC stakeholders in his hometown, coinciding with the Annual Get-together, which provided a platform for political dialogue.

During the event, Fayemi praised Oyebanji for his effective leadership style.

He specifically noted Oyebanji’s ability to unite leaders from different political backgrounds and interests in Ekiti State.

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This capacity to foster collaboration among diverse groups is essential for promoting political stability and development.

Furthermore, Fayemi commended Oyebanji’s commitment to finishing projects initiated during his administration.

Fayemi described this dedication to continuity as a hallmark of exceptional leadership.

By completing ongoing projects, Oyebanji demonstrates a promise to the electorate and a focus on tangible results.

However, Fayemi also made a critical statement regarding the re-nomination process.

He emphasized that there would be no automatic tickets for existing members of the National Assembly or State House of Assembly.

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This approach indicates that the party will prioritize merit and performance over providing secure re-nomination. This shift suggests a more competitive political landscape within the party.

Ultimately, Fayemi’s endorsement serves as a crucial boost to Oyebanji’s re-election campaign, given Fayemi’s influence and esteemed reputation in the state.

This strategic support may enhance Oyebanji’s chances of success as they prepare for the pivotal 2026 electoral contest.

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