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Ekiti 2026 Heats Up as APC Set to Flag Off Governorship Campaign on April 27 ........Gov Oyebanji , Gov Uba Sani of Kaduna and Senator Mob seen at Pavilion preparing for flag off The political atmosphere in Ekiti State is gathering momentum ahead of the 2026 governorship election, as the All Progressives Congress (APC) prepares to officially flag off its campaign on April 27. Top party figures, including Biodun Oyebanji, Uba Sani, and Senator Mob are already at the Pavilion, preparing for what promises to be a high-profile campaign launch. Party supporters and stakeholders are gathering at the venue, signaling strong mobilization as the APC kicks off its bid to retain power in the state. The event is expected to feature key speeches, endorsements, and a show of political strength as the race for Ekiti 2026 intensifies. 👀🗳️

The new Redeemed Christian Church of God auditorium has sparked reactions after reports claimed it can accommodate about 6 million worshippers, with plans for expansion that could raise capacity to 12 million.

Ekiti Content Creators Criticize Govt for Hiring Outsider to Promote Govt Project in Ekiti State Ekiti content creators and influencers have Criticize the Ekiti state government and Ministry of Art & Culture for importing actors from other states to promote the government's initiatives. The influencers feel snubbed, arguing that they were neither involved in the project nor given the opportunity to contribute, despite being the ones who consistently promote Ekiti state and its culture. Mosun Omo Ekiti, a prominent creator, expressed her disappointment, saying, “ Ekiti influencers keep promoting this state, showing up every day, pushing the culture-and yet you still don't value them. Instead, you brought in outsiders to come and speak on a place they barely understand." ZirMichael Ekitiboy also expressed frustration, questioning the government's decision to look outside the state for influencers when there are talented individuals within Ekiti who pay taxes and are eager to promote their home state. He believes the government should do better in recognizing and utilizing local talent. The influencers believe the government's decision shows a lack of appreciation for their efforts and argue that they are the ones who truly understand and can represent Ekiti state. They demand that the government starts valuing and involving local talent in promoting the state's culture and initiatives.

Ekiti Content Creators Criticize Govt for Hiring Outsider to Promote Govt Project in Ekiti State Ekiti content creators and influencers have Criticize the Ekiti state government and Ministry of Art & Culture for importing actors from other states to promote the government's initiatives. The influencers feel snubbed, arguing that they were neither involved in the project nor given the opportunity to contribute, despite being the ones who consistently promote Ekiti state and its culture. Mosun Omo Ekiti, a prominent creator, expressed her disappointment, saying, “ Ekiti influencers keep promoting this state, showing up every day, pushing the culture-and yet you still don't value them. Instead, you brought in outsiders to come and speak on a place they barely understand." ZirMichael Ekitiboy also expressed frustration, questioning the government's decision to look outside the state for influencers when there are talented individuals within Ekiti who pay taxes and are eager to promote their home state. He believes the government should do better in recognizing and utilizing local talent. The influencers believe the government's decision shows a lack of appreciation for their efforts and argue that they are the ones who truly understand and can represent Ekiti state. They demand that the government starts valuing and involving local talent in promoting the state's culture and initiatives.