FOMWAN Ekiti Celebrates Governor Oyebanji, Deputy Governor Afuye on Second-Term Inauguration, Adubiaro’s Reappointment as SSG

The Federation of Muslim Women Associations of Nigeria (FOMWAN), Ekiti State Chapter, under the leadership of its Amirah, Alhaja Aisha Toyin Jimoh, has congratulated the Governor of Ekiti State, His Excellency, Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, on his second-term inauguration alongside his deputy, Chief Mrs Monisade Afuye, describing the development as a testament to their commitment to good governance, inclusive leadership and the continued development of the state.

In a congratulatory message, FOMWAN Ekiti State Chapter commended Governor Oyebanji for his leadership approach, particularly his emphasis on peace, unity, grassroots development and the welfare of the people. 

The association expressed optimism that his continued leadership would provide an opportunity to consolidate existing achievements and advance policies capable of improving the living conditions of residents across the state.

FOMWAN further stressed the importance of empowering women and young people as essential partners in the development of Ekiti State.

The association also congratulated Professor Habibat Adubiaro on her reappointment as Secretary to the State Government (SSG), describing the decision as a recognition of her competence, dedication to public service and contributions to the administration of Governor Oyebanji.

The Muslim women’s body described Professor Adubiaro’s reappointment as a welcome development, expressing confidence that her experience and administrative capacity would continue to contribute to effective coordination of government policies and programmes. I

Ekiti FOMWAN Amirah, Hajia Aisha Toyin Jimoh particularly acknowledged the importance of having competent women in strategic positions of leadership, noting that their contributions demonstrate the value of inclusive governance and the capacity of women to play significant roles in public administration. 

The association expressed the hope that Professor Adubiaro would continue to discharge her responsibilities with diligence, integrity, fairness and a strong sense of service to the people of Ekiti State.

While offering prayers for Governor Oyebanji, his Deputy, Chief Monisade Afuye, Professor Adubiaro and other recent appointees, the association asked Almighty Allah to grant them wisdom, sound health, strength and the patience required to discharge their respective responsibilities successfully.

FOMWAN Ekiti State Chapter, under the leadership of Amirah Aisha Toyin Jimoh, reaffirmed its commitment to promoting the welfare of Muslim women, strengthening family values, supporting educational advancement and contributing positively to community development.

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