EKITIKETE2026

The BAO administration prioritised people and delivered measurable results. In healthcare, 11 general hospitals and 105 primary health centres were renovated and equipped, emergency readiness was strengthened with the establishment of 17 Emergency Operation Centres across all LGAs, while free medical care was provided for pregnant women, children under five, persons with disabilities, and sickle-cell warriors.

In education, ₦546 million in WAEC fees was paid for over 16,000 students, 203 secondary schools, including 3 special schools and 950 primary schools were fully renovated. 1,500 teachers were recruited, distributed 2,600 laptops to 100 public secondary schools, and over 400 children were trained at the Ekiti Robotics Academy - making it the state with the lowest number of out-of-school children.

Beyond this, ₦400 million in grants supported 922 small businesses, 56,000 MSMEs were digitised and supported with grants.

Strong fiscal transparency and investor confidence followed, positioning Ekiti as a model of accountable and results-driven governance. These milestones reflect a government that translated its people-first promise into tangible progress across Ekiti State.