In a display of political maturity, Governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti State today paid a visit to his predecessor, former Governor Ayodele Fayose, at the latter’s residence in Ikeja, Lagos.
This visit marks the latest in a series of frequent interactions between the two leaders, despite their affiliation with different political parties.
Governor Oyebanji has made it a priority to maintain close ties with his predecessors and other prominent Ekiti elders, according them deep respect.
This approach, observers say, has contributed significantly to the peace and stability currently enjoyed in Ekiti, the “Land of Honour.”
“Governor Oyebanji understands the importance of political collaboration and consensus-building, even across party lines,” said Fayose.
“His frequent outreach to former Governor Fayose is a testament to his commitment to fostering unity and progress in the state.” Governor Oyebanji’s loyalists.
The visit comes at a time when political tensions are often high between leaders of opposing parties. However, Oyebanji’s approach has been lauded by many, who see it as a model for effective governance and conflict resolution.
As Oyebanji continues his tenure, his ability to maintain these cross-party relationships will be closely watched, with many hoping that his example will inspire similar efforts in other parts of the country.
