The Muslim Media Practitioners of Nigeria (MMPN), Ekiti State Chapter, has congratulated Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji on his second-term inauguration and commended the reappointment of Professor Habibat Adubiaro as Secretary to the State Government (SSG).
The association described the governor’s second term as an opportunity to consolidate the achievements of his administration, strengthen good governance and accelerate socioeconomic development across Ekiti State.
In a congratulatory message issued by its Secretary, Qozeem Oladapo, MMPN expressed confidence in Oyebanji’s leadership, urging his administration to sustain its commitment to accountability, transparency and inclusive development.
The association stressed the need for government policies and programmes to deliver tangible benefits to residents across the state’s 16 local government areas.
It also called for sustained investment in education, healthcare, agriculture, infrastructure, security and youth empowerment, noting that progress in these sectors would stimulate economic growth, create employment opportunities, reduce poverty and improve the standard of living of residents.
MMPN further commended Professor Adubiaro’s reappointment as SSG, describing it as recognition of her administrative competence, experience, dedication to public service and contributions to the coordination of government affairs.
The association noted that the office of the Secretary to the State Government plays a strategic role in policy coordination, intergovernmental relations and the implementation of government decisions.
It expressed optimism that Adubiaro’s professional expertise would continue to support effective governance and the achievement of the administration’s development objectives.
The association also emphasised the importance of appointing competent and dedicated individuals to strategic public offices, describing such appointments as essential to strengthening institutions and improving service delivery.
It urged the SSG to discharge her responsibilities with diligence, integrity and fairness while prioritising the collective interests of Ekiti residents.
Reaffirming its role as an organisation of Muslim media professionals, MMPN Ekiti State Chapter pledged to uphold responsible journalism, ethical reporting and peaceful coexistence.
The association noted that the media has a responsibility to provide accurate information, encourage constructive engagement, highlight developmental efforts and hold public institutions accountable.
It consequently called on residents of Ekiti State, irrespective of their religious, ethnic or political affiliations, to support initiatives that promote peace, unity and sustainable development.
