Oyebanji calls for inclusive politics to boost democracy
Biodun Oyebanji, Governor of Ekiti State, has emphasized the need for politics without bitterness to strengthen democracy in Nigeria. He urged political actors to avoid turning elections into conflicts and to reject a winner-takes-all mentality. Speaking at a university lecture, Oyebanji highlighted the importance of inclusion, respect, and solidarity among political groups. He also praised the event's lecturer, Sam Omatseye, for his insights on democracy and governance.
Key takeaways
- Biodun Oyebanji advocated for politics without bitterness as essential for a stable and enduring democracy.
- He shared his approach of reaching out to all political groups in Ekiti, which has contributed to the state's political stability.
- The governor commended Sam Omatseye for delivering a lecture on the differences between a republic and a democracy.
- Ademola Adeleke, represented by Dipo Eluwole, pledged continued support for education and tertiary institutions in Osun State.
- The lecture at Obafemi Awolowo University was attended by several notable political and academic figures.
