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Alahun of Ahun Ekiti Congratulates Oyebanji, Seeks Government Attention for Community

The Alahun of Ahun Ekiti, Efon Local Government Area of Ekiti State, Oba Jacob Adelowo, has congratulated Governor Biodun Oyebanji on his successful inauguration for a second term in office.

Oba Adelowo described the governor’s second-term mandate as an opportunity to consolidate the achievements recorded by his administration during the first tenure.

The traditional ruler commended Governor Oyebanji for his efforts towards the development of Ekiti State, urging him to sustain his people-oriented programmes and extend more development projects to rural communities across the state.

Alahun, however, appealed to the state government to give greater attention to Ahun Ekiti and provide the community with essential infrastructure and others needed to improve the living conditions of the people.

He particularly called for the rehabilitation and construction of good roads linking the community with other parts of the local government and neighbouring communities.

Oba Adelowo also appealed to the government for a Morden market and the facilities in the town, noting that a well-developed market would boost commercial activities and provide better opportunities for traders and residents.

The monarch further called for the provision of potable, pipe-borne water to address the water needs of the people and reduce the challenges associated with access to clean and safe water.

He stressed that the provision of basic infrastructure would not only improve the welfare of the people but also stimulate economic activities and encourage development in the area.
As the newly autonomous town, the monarch Alahun appill to the Governor for Morden befitable palace at Alahun Ekiti.
Oba Adelowo assured Governor Oyebanji of the continued support and cooperation of the traditional institution and the people of Ahun Ekiti while expressing optimism that the community’s requests would receive favourable consideration attention during the governor’s second term.