Ekiti 2026: APC governorship ’ship marketing campaign kicks off April 27, targets 500,000 votes
Because the Ekiti state gubernatorial election slated for June 20 approaches, the director common, Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji (BAO) 2026 Marketing campaign Organisation, Senator Cyril Fasuyi, stated the marketing campaign shall be formally flagged off on April 27, 2026 with a minimal of 500,000 votes goal.
Senator Fasuyi representing the Ekiti North Senatorial District on the Nationwide Meeting in Abuja said this Wednesday at a press convention held on the Governor’s Workplace, Ado-Ekiti, the Ekiti state capital.
The Impartial Nationwide Electoral Fee (INEC) had earlier mounted June 20, 2026 for the conduct of the governorship election in Ekiti state.
He stated: “Our goal is for APC to win for Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji in all of the 177 wards of Ekiti state. We’re focusing on a minimal of 500,000 votes. With self-discipline and arduous work, it’s achievable.
“The marketing campaign we’re flagging off shall be issue-based. We’re not right here to commerce insults. We’re right here to current information, outcomes, and a roadmap. Our candidate is a identified good friend of all.
“He, Governor Oyebanji, is searching for re-election on the energy of his first-term efficiency and in response to the desires of the individuals.
“Our marketing campaign crew is formidable. It attracts membership from each senatorial district, each native authorities and each ward. We’re prepared for a clear, peaceable and vigorous bodily engagement with Ekiti individuals.
“Our instruction to social gathering members is obvious: Each APC member is an equal canvasser. Nobody is a spectator. This marketing campaign is intra native authorities, intra ward, and intra unit. It should run with out rancour. We’ll market our report and our plan, not abuse opponents” Senator Fasuyi said.
The BAO Marketing campaign Director Basic assured that the APC and the BAO 2026 Marketing campaign wouldn’t sponsor an iota of falsehood, exaggerating figures including: “What we have now accomplished is sufficient. What we plan to do is obvious. We’re very, very centered.”