Multiple outlets report that Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji, the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate seeking a second term, wins his own polling unit in the ongoing Ekiti State governorship election. Vanguard reports that he sweeps his polling unit in Ekiti West, securing 326 votes out of 333 total votes. Premium Times similarly states that Oyebanji wins his polling unit with 326 votes, presenting the result as part of his broader re-election performance.
Premium Times also describes Oyebanji’s wider lead across the state, saying he maintains commanding advantages from Ado Ekiti to rural councils such as Moba and Ekiti East. It adds that the opposition does not win a local government area, framing the results as consistent with his overall electoral dominance.
Together, the sources highlight the same polling-unit figure for Oyebanji and characterize his re-election campaign as strongly supported across multiple areas in Ekiti State, while the polling-unit result specifically shows an overwhelming margin at his own polling location.
