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EKITI NLC WOMEN COMMISSION CONGRATULATES EKITI GOVERNOR’S WIFE ON PROFESSORIAL ELEVATION

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Women Commission in Ekiti State has congratulated the wife of the Ekiti State Governor, Professor Olayemi Oyebanji, on her elevation to the rank of Professor of Educational Management at the University of Ibadan.

In a congratulatory message, the Chairperson of the NLC Women Commission, Mrs. Tayo Bade-Gboyega, described the academic achievement of the First Lady as a significant accomplishment and a source of pride to Ekiti State.

Mrs. Bade-Gboyega said the elevation was a reflection of Professor Oyebanji’s dedication to scholarship, education and intellectual development, noting that her achievement had further demonstrated the important role women can play in the academic and professional development of the country.

She commended the First Lady for combining her responsibilities as an academic with her role as the wife of the state governor, describing her achievements as an inspiration to women, particularly young girls who aspire to pursue careers in education and other professional fields.

The NLC Women Commission Chairperson expressed confidence that Professor Olayemi Oyebanji would continue to deploy her wealth of academic knowledge and experience towards advancing education, promoting human capital development and supporting initiatives aimed at empowering women and young people across Ekiti State.

She also urged women in the state to draw inspiration from the First Lady’s achievement by pursuing their educational and professional aspirations, stressing that education remains a veritable tool for personal development and societal transformation.

Mrs. Bade-Gboyega further congratulated Governor Biodun Oyebanji and his wife on the commencement of the governor’s second term in office, expressing optimism that the renewed administration would consolidate its achievements and implement more programmes that would positively impact the people of the state.

She wished Professor Olayemi Oyebanji continued success in her academic career and prayed for wisdom, good health, strength and divine guidance for the governor and his wife as they continue to serve the people of Ekiti State.