As part of his ongoing consultations, Ekiti State Governor-elect, Mr. Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, on Thursday visited the Founder, Afe Babalola University(ABUAD) Aare Afe Babalola (SAN).
The Governor-elect thanked the legal luminary for the great roles he has played in his life and Ekiti development. Specifically, Oyebanji commemded the Aare Babalola for his selfless sacrifice towards the creation of Ekiti State.
“I am here this today for few reasons: First to thank Baba for the role he has played in my life, and to thank him for the great role he has played in the development of the State through the establishment of ABUAD and in particular, I appreciate Aare Afe Babalola for his unique role during the creation of Ekiti State”.
Oyebanji, who said he was marvelled at the feat recorded by the institution over the years, expressed the readiness of his administration to partner the institution in the area of technology.
The legal luminary in his remarks, said he was delighted to receive Oyebanji and his team on his visit to the institution.
He expressed confident that the Governor-elect would perform up to expectation.
Aare Babalola urged the Governor-elect to take critical steps in industrializing the state, adding that the Ikogosi warm spring should also be repositioned to boost Ekiti economy.
“Good enough, I learnt that the Governor-Elect is from Ikogosi Ekiti. That has made it incumbent on him to call for the paper I presented on Ikogosi, revisit it and make the place the industrial hub of Ekiti”
Aare Babalola advised the Governor-elect to have consultations with elders, opinion leaders, economists and other well-meaning Ekiti people for useful advice on how to make Ekiti great again.
“Please have consultations with elders, opinion leaders, economists and other well-meaning Ekiti people who will advise you on how to make Ekiti great again”
The Chief Medical Director, ABUAD Teaching Hospital, Dr. Kolawole Ogundipe, took Oyebanji and members of his entourage on a tour of facilities at the ABUAD Multi System Hospital.
