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Olowojebutu congratulates Oyebanji on second-term inauguration

 

A medical practitioner and founder of the Benjamin Olowojebutu Foundation, Dr Benjamin Olowojebutu, has congratulated Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji, on his second-term inauguration, urging him to prioritise healthcare, youth empowerment and inclusive development.

Olowojebutu, a former Vice President of the Nigerian Medical Association, gave the commendation in a congratulatory message to the governor, expressing optimism that his second term would bring greater development to the state.

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He urged Oyebanji to strengthen healthcare delivery, expand economic opportunities, support vulnerable communities and ensure that the benefits of governance reached underserved populations.

According to him, the governor’s second term presents an opportunity to consolidate on existing achievements, drive transformation and build a lasting legacy for the people of Ekiti State.

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Olowojebutu, who is also a former Chairman of the NMA in Lagos State, said the state’s greatest resource remained its people, stressing the need for policies that would guarantee access to quality healthcare, meaningful education and opportunities for citizens to fulfil their potential.

He called on the governor to provide purposeful leadership and promote peace, inclusive development and economic progress throughout the state.

The medical practitioner also urged Oyebanji to focus on strengthening institutions, restoring hope and creating opportunities that would improve the lives of residents.

He expressed hope that the governor’s second term would be remembered for its impact on the people and its contribution to the state’s long-term development.

Olowojebutu wished the governor wisdom, strength and divine guidance as he continued to lead the state.

He also reaffirmed his commitment to sustainable development through his work as a medical practitioner and humanitarian.

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