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Saturday, September 21, 2024
OYEBANJI CELEBRATES FIRST LADY, SENATOR REMI TINUBU ON 64TH BIRTHDAY.
Friday, September 20, 2024
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The BAO Impact Series No. 3 OYEBANJI'S FRUITFUL COLLABORATION WITH FEDERAL AGENCIES, DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS AND PRIVATE SECTOR.
Thursday, September 19, 2024
PMO: AN EXEMPLAR OF TRANSFORMATORY LEADER AND GOOD GOVERNANCE IN GRASSROOTS DEVELOPMENT.
EKITI DEBUNKS MASS FAILURE IN 2024 COMMON ENTRANCE EXAMINATION/PLACEMENT EXAMINATION.
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
How Oyebanji's Inclusive Policy Is Driving Peace and Development in Ekiti.
Tuesday, September 17, 2024
Shun Violence, Division, Ekiti Govt Warns Communities Demanding Autonomy.
Governor Oyebanji Reaffirms Commitment to Citizens' Economic Empowerment at Artisans Training Closing Ceremony.
Monday, September 16, 2024
Ekiti Muslims Back Oyebanji's Second Term Bid.
Gov Oyebanji hails Ajayi’s appointment as DSS boss.
MINIMUM WAGE: No disagreement with Gov. Oyebanji over implementation–TUC
MINIMUM WAGE: No disagreement with Gov. Oyebanji over implementation–TUC .…urges workers to disregard rumors trending online.
The Chairman, Trade Union Congress, Ekiti State Chapter, Comrade Sola Adigun has dispelled as rumour about the Union’s disagreement with Governor Biodun Oyebanji on the implementation of the new minimum wage.
Adigun in a statement in Ado Ekiti noted that the message which was shared via Whatsapp and Facebook platforms was cooked up by disgruntled elements whose intention is to cause confusion.
The statement reads: ”The attention of the Trade Union Congress, Ekiti State, has been drawn to a statement circulating in some sections of Social media, alleging that Ekiti workers’ representatives walked out on Governor Biodun Oyebanji during a meeting on the minimum wage implementation.
“We wish to categorically state that such is untrue, it’s fallacious, a mere fabrication and product of the maker’s imagination. The negotiation between the union and the state government on the minimum wage implementation commenced on Friday after the inaugural meeting of Wednesday 4th of September; it is, therefore, illogical in the head to reason that labour walked out of such a meeting when there weren’t any trade disputes with the government.
“We want to declare unequivocally that Governor Biodun Oyebanji has, since the inauguration of his administration, demonstrated genuine commitment to worker’s welfare, and we have no cause to doubt his willingness to implement the new minimum wage once the committee arrives at the necessary adjustables.
“We urge the public to disregard the statement and its contents. We are committed to constructive engagement with the state government to ensure the welfare of Ekiti workers is prioritized.
Adigun promised that the leadership of the Labour Force in the state would keep the public informed on the progress of the negotiation.
Hon. Ojuawo Fecilitates with Muslims on Eid Milad-ul-Nabi.
Sunday, September 15, 2024
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Saturday, September 14, 2024
Oyebanji urges unity among Ekiti monarchs.
Oyebanji urges unity among Ekiti monarchs.
While congratulating the Olojudo of Ido Ekiti, Oba Ilori l-Faboro on his 70th birthday, Governor Oyebanji, who paid a glowing tribute to the monarch, lauded his immense contributions to the development of Ido-Ekiti and Ekiti State as a whole.
Highlighting Oba Ilori- Fabiyi’s ability to foster harmonious relationships between his subjects, and neighbouring communities, the Governor said his leadership had help in strengthening the bond between the traditional institution and the state government, thereby driving progress in the state.
“Kabiyesi, today is a special day, 70 in Nigeria is a big deal, in a country where expectancy age is between 45 and 55 years, so to be 70 in Nigeria, we have every cause to thank God and taking into consideration your own trajectory in life. On behalf of the Government of Ekiti State, let me say thank you for your support for our government”
“To our royal fathers, I say congratulations and I thank you for your support for our administration. When I walked in and saw our royal fathers dressed like this, I was happy. I will just plead that our fathers should use the occasion of this 70th birthday to come together so that Ekiti State can develop. I know that if we are united, we can recreate Ekiti parapo, not to fight any war but to develop Ekiti State and history has it that when Obas are united in one accord, there is no mountain that will be too difficult for us to surmount” the Governor asserted.
Responding to the Governor's plea to the Obas, the Ewi of Ado Ekiti, Oba Rufus Adejugbe assured the Governor that the monarchs in Ekiti remain united and committed to the development and progress of the state, stressing that they have always played a pivotal role in maintaining peace and stability across their domains and will continue to support government’s vision for a united and prosperous Ekiti.
Oba Adejugbe, while highlighting the long standing cooperation between the traditional council and the state government, noted that the monarchs have always prioritize the well-being of the citizens in the state.
In his own response, the celebrant, Oba Ilori- Faboro, while expressing his gratitude to the Governor and the people of Ekiti State for their support throughout his reign, reaffirmed his commitment to the continued growth and stability of his community and the state at large.
Earlier in his sermon, the Anglican Bishop, Ekiti Diocese, Rt. Rev. Anthony Olusola Ajayi; urged Oba Ilori- Faboro to see the attainment of the age of seventy as a blessing from God, adding that living up to that the age has conferred on him the grace and IPP to review his life and change certain things.
Also at the event were, the Deputy Governor, Chief (Mrs), Monisade Afuye; Chairman, Senate Committee on Establishment and Public Service, Senator Cyril Fasuyi; members of the State Executive Council, and traditional rulers from different parts of the state.