• Governor Biodun Oyebanji assures his supporters that he is not bothered by re-election concerns in 2026, has faith in God’s plan and is focused on good governance
• Oyebanji stressed his belief in divine intervention and called on politicians to stop sending worried messages about his re-election
• The Governor calls for focus on ensuring tranquility, unity and progress for Ekiti State, stressing that God will handle the future

Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji has expressed concerns about his re-election in 2026. He stated that he was not satisfied with the messages politicians sent him and that he was worried about the election.

The governor said he is focused on fulfilling his promises to the administration and the public.

speaking at the Monthly Praise Evening and Worship In Ado Ekiti, Oyebanji assured his supporters that he would not lose sleep throughout the election. He emphasized that his political future is in God’s hands.

“What God has not given to a man, he cannot have,” he said, urging politicians to stop sending concerned messages.

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Oyebanji addresses worried allies

Oyebanji attributed the successes of his administration to divine intervention. He said that God, who made his victory possible in 2022, will make things right again in 2026. The governor maintained that ensuring good governance remains his priority.

He encouraged people to trust God and focus on their current responsibilities. “God is responsible for everything, including 2026,” he said.

Oyebanji assured Ekiti residents that their concerns would not hamper the progress of his administration.

To those who doubt his political approach, Oyebanji said he serves the God of peace and is not bothered by criticism. “Some people say I’m a politician And I don’t understand politics. “This does not disturb my peace,” he added.

The governor concluded his remarks with a call for calm and unity. He urged everyone to concentrate on moving the state forward instead of worrying about the future. Oyebanji concluded his words as follows: “Let’s do the job given to us very well.”

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Ekiti Governor Approves New Minimum Wage of N70,000

Before, legit.ng He stated that Governor Oyebanji has fulfilled his promise to improve the welfare of workers. N70,000 minimum wage For Ekiti state civil servants.

One expression On Tuesday, the governor announced that the wage increase included adjustments for retirees and assured that “no one will be left behind.”

Tanimola Kolade, special assistant to the governor for digital communications, confirmed and shared more details on Tuesday.

Source: Legit.ng