The governor promised the victims that they would not be abandoned.
Mr Oyebanji noted that the successful collaboration was responsible for the increase in federal projects in the state.
Mr Oyebanji reiterated that agriculture had the potential for job creation and economic growth.
She said it was a way of providing succour to vulnerable indigenes of the state in serious need of financial assistance.
Mrs Oyebanji said that widows were a vulnerable segment of the population that must be given the needed assistance.
The governor, according to the statement, urged the new permanent secretaries to justify the confidence reposed in them.
The police command in Ekiti on Wednesday said it arrested seven people for burglarising a warehouse in Ado-Ekiti.
Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti has sacked his political aides with effect from July 31.
Mr Fayemi said he was ready to submit to the party’s wishes should he not be chosen to fly the flag.
What is wrong with us? Even if it is a curse, can’t we awake from our bewitchment and deliver ourselves from captivity?
