Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji swears in three commissioners and 10 special advisers as he continues forming his administration. In the ceremonies, he urges the appointees to deliver on electoral promises through disciplined, integrity-driven work and quality service for people in the state.

Several outlets report that Oyebanji also issues warnings against arrogance, corruption, indiscipline, and abuse of office. Vanguard and Punch emphasise the governor’s message that unethical conduct and inefficiency will not be tolerated, alongside calls for humility, accountability, and commitment to effective governance.

Other coverage also highlights the process of putting the cabinet in place. Daily Post Nigeria reports that the State House of Assembly confirms the three commissioners-designate and approves the governor’s request for 10 special advisers, including returning officials and newly appointed figures. Across sources, the core event—swearing-in and accompanying admonitions—remains consistent, while the framing varies between service-delivery focus and anti-corruption/anti-abuse warnings.