‘No Polling Units on Social Media’ — Oyebanji fires critics

Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji has strongly refuted criticisms circulating online in the wake of his recent re-election victory. The governor directly addressed his detractors, asserting that their commentary on social media platforms has no bearing on the tangible results of elections.

Oyebanji made it clear that he does not consider online discourse to be a determining factor in electoral processes. His statement suggests a dismissal of the influence that social media campaigns and criticisms might have on public perception or the final vote count. The governor's stance implies a belief that real-world governance and electoral mechanisms are separate from the often-vocal online sphere.

The governor's remarks come after a period of online debate surrounding his administration and electoral success. By emphasizing that "polling units are not on social media," Oyebanji seeks to draw a clear distinction between online chatter and the official electoral process. His administration appears poised to continue its focus on governance, unaffected by the digital critiques.

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No Polling Units on Social Media