The governor was re-elected on Saturday after securing a total of 319,224 votes.
Ms Abdullahi noted early deployment and timely start of voting.
He described Mr Oyebanji’s 319,224 votes as “a remarkable and resounding victory.”
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said the total number of registered voters was 1,059,360.
He described the mandate as a challenge for him to continue on the path of continuous development.
The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Oluwole Oluyede, polled 40,545 votes.
He polled 448 out of 493 total valid votes cast at the polling unit.
A total of 330 voters participated in the exercise at the polling unit.
Mr Oyebanji said, “I appeal to our people to be patient with INEC. INEC has assured me that those glitches would be attended to.”
According to him, there have been 24 reported incidents of violence across 10 local government areas.
