EKITI NORTH MONARCHS COMMEND SENATOR CYRIL FASUYI FOR ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT, PLEDGE SECOND-TERM SUPPORT.

EKITI NORTH MONARCHS COMMEND SENATOR CYRIL FASUYI FOR ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT, PLEDGE SECOND-TERM SUPPORT.

Traditional rulers and community leaders across Ekiti North Senatorial District have commended Senator Cyril Fasuyi for his latest delivery of transformers to;
Ayede (Oye LG)
Usi (Ido/Osi LG)
Oye Ekiti (Oye LG)
Igogo (Moba LG)

The royal fathers praised the initiative as tangible proof of impactful legislative representation and pledged massive grassroots mobilization to secure his mandate for a second term.

Speaking during the presentation, the Olojudo of Ojudo, HRM Oba Ayorinde Ilori-Faboro, noted that Senator Fasuyi’s commitment to community development predates his tenure in the National Assembly. According to the monarch, the Senator has a long-standing history of self-sponsored developmental interventions, making his current delivery a continuation of his service-oriented track record.

This latest distribution builds on a series of prior interventions spanning several communities, including;

Ayetoro Ekiti (Ido/Osi)

Otun Ekiti (Moba LG)

Iye Ekiti (Ilejemeje)

Ido Ekiti (Ido/Osi LG)

Ora Ekiti (Ido/Osi LG )

Ikole Ekiti (Ikole LG)

Ilupeju Ekiti (Oye LG)

Oke-Ijebu/Temidire/Odo-Oro Ekiti (Ikole LG)

Corroborating these remarks, other prominent traditional figures—including HRM Oba Sunday Adewumi (Onigogo of Igogo Ekiti), High Chief Arogbodo (Odofin of Usi, representing the Olusi), and Mr. Adekunle David (Ayede LCDA Secretary, representing HRM Oba Abdulminini Orisagbemi, the Attah of Ayede Ekiti)—stated that the infrastructure will substantially ease electricity deficits in their domains.

The monarchs dismissed recent opposition narratives questioning the Senator's constituency impact, maintaining that the visible projects across their towns speak volumes and serve as the foundation for their unreserved endorsement for a second term.

Other notable dignitaries present at the event included Hon. Afolabi Rotimi, Hon. Sola Ogunsina, Chief Kester Layokun, and Chief Fabuyide