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    Home » Founder, Igbalajobi foundation felicitates Oyebanji on Re-election

    Founder, Igbalajobi foundation felicitates Oyebanji on Re-election

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    ‎The founder of the igbalajobi foundation and the convener of the Ekiti 100 scholar mentorship programme, Dr Olumuyiwa igbalajobi has congratulated Governor Biodun Oyebanji on his victory at the poll.
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    ‎Dr. Igbalajobi who spoke on behalf of the Ekiti 100 scholar mentorship programme said the historic re- election of Governor Oyebanji was a testament to the confidence and trust the Ekiti people have placed on his leadership.
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    “On behalf of the Ekiti 100 Scholar Mentorship Programme, I, Dr. Olumuyiwa Igbalajobi, extend heartfelt congratulations to His Excellency and the entire government of Ekiti State. This victory is not merely a political
    milestone. It is an affirmation of a governance model rooted in integrity, accountability, and an unrelenting drive to uplift our people.”

    ‎He said the victory signals the dawn of a new chapter designed by continuity, deeper progress and enduring promise to Ekiti people.
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    ‎Dr. Igbalajobi stressed that the Ekiti 100 scholar mentorship programme considered the re-election of Governor Oyebanji for the second term as well deserved adding that it was an affirmation of a governance model rooted in integrity, accountability and an unrelenting drive to uplift the people.

    “As Governor Oyebanji embarks on this new term, we pray for divine wisdom, strength, and clarity of purpose to guide his leadership. May this second tenure bring unprecedented development to Ekiti State and make our
    people even prouder of the land they call home.”

    The summit promised to support the governor in realizing his goals in the education for ekiti youth.

    “We reaffirm our steadfast support for a greater Ekiti, an Ekiti where opportunity is abundant, where excellence is celebrated, and where every son and daughter of this land has the resources and platform to thrive. We pledge
    our continued partnership with the administration of His Excellency Governor Oyebanji in realising this shared vision.” Dr Igbalajobi stressed.

    He explained “The Ekiti 100 Scholar Mentorship Programme is a flagship initiative born from the recently concluded Ekiti
    Scholarship Summit, jointly sponsored by the Muyiwa Igbalajobi Foundation and Scholarships Cafe. The
    programme is committed to mentoring 100 highly qualified Ekiti youths drawn from all 16 Local Government areas each year, guiding them to access fully funded Master’s and PhD opportunities at world-class universities across the globe. Entirely free to all participants, the programme runs for one year and welcomes a new cohort
    annually. “

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