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‘Oyebanji will deal fairly with citizens’

Ekiti State Government says he is aware of a statement by Wole Oluyede Campaign Organisation alleging the government spent N25 million to manipulate a media outlet over the Independent National

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April 10, 2026·2 min read
‘Oyebanji will deal fairly with citizens’
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Ekiti State Government says he is aware of a statement by Wole Oluyede Campaign Organisation alleging the government spent N25 million to manipulate a media outlet over the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) governorship election candidate list.

It said: ‘’These claims are baseless and lack evidence. The government respects citizens’ democratic rights, but insists on fact-based discourse.’’

Commissioner for Information, Taiwo Olatunbosun, in a statement yesterday in Ado-Ekiti, said: ‘’The allegation cites no specific media outlet or transaction proof, undermining its credibility. Why would the state spend N25 million on propaganda shopping, when official government and INEC platforms provide free, authentic info? This seems a publicity stunt distracting from Ekiti’s real issues.

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‘’Governor Biodun Oyebanji’s administration has delivered results by rehabilitating roads, bridges, schools, hospitals; strengthening education and health care; expanding youth empowerment; enhancing security. Independent assessments rank Ekiti of today atop in transparency and public finance management:- Perfect 39/39 fiscal transparency score (Q4 2025)- 100/100 and “Progressive Performer” (Q4 2024)- First in grassroots transparency, publishing LGA/LCDA budgets- First in 2026 Subnational Audit Efficacy Index.

‘’Ekiti’s progress stems from digitalised systems, town halls, and audited financial statements. Citizens are discerning; they’ll support leadership with competence, integrity, and transparency and not the one running on any form of propaganda.

‘’The government urges political actors to focus on facts and constructive engagement, not sensational claims or cloud chasing. Our people are now wiser and more discerning. The administration of Governor Oyebanji will continue to deal fairly and walk its talk with the good people of Ekiti. It’s a no-foe relationship with all and sundry, notwithstanding their political party affiliations.’’

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