Ekiti Governor Oyebanji Unveils N490.74 Billion Budget for 2027
In a significant move for the state's financial planning, Governor Biodun Oyebanji has presented a N490.74 billion budget proposal for 2027, termed the ‘Budget of Sustained Progress and Prosperity.’ The proposal aims to address key developmental priorities in Ekiti as the assembly prepares for deliberations.
The Abuja Times

Governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti State has officially presented a budget proposal amounting to N490.74 billion for the year 2027, during a session held at the assembly chamber in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital. This budget, aptly named the ‘Budget of Sustained Progress and Prosperity,’ is designed to promote growth and development across various sectors in the state.
In his address, Governor Oyebanji emphasized the need for a strategic financial framework that aligns with the state’s long-term developmental goals. He noted that the proposed budget is crafted to enhance infrastructure, education, healthcare, and agricultural initiatives, which are pivotal for the well-being of Ekiti residents. “Our vision is to ensure that every naira spent contributes significantly to the progress of our people,” he declared.
The Governor's presentation is expected to initiate thorough discussions among lawmakers, who will scrutinize the proposal to ensure it meets the needs of the constituents. As the assembly gears up for deliberations, stakeholders from various sectors are also keenly observing the proceedings, anticipating the budget's potential impact on the state’s socio-economic landscape.
“This budget reflects our commitment to fostering an inclusive economy and improving the quality of life for all Ekiti citizens,” Governor Oyebanji remarked during the presentation.
The budget proposal marks a critical step in the state’s fiscal planning process, and its successful passage will hinge on collaborative efforts between the executive and legislative arms of government. The assembly is expected to deliberate on the proposal in the coming weeks, with the aim of finalizing it ahead of the new fiscal year.
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