He said the governorship election result showed that voters continue to reward performance and commitment to public welfare.
He described the victory as a reward for good governance and effective service delivery.
The president also charged INEC to continue conducting peaceful, free, fair and credible elections.
He described Mr Oyebanji’s 319,224 votes as “a remarkable and resounding victory.”
Mr Oluyede polled 119 votes.
A total of 330 voters participated in the exercise at the polling unit.
The governorship election will hold on Saturday, June 20.
Approximately 1.06 million voters are registered across all 16 local government areas of Ekiti State.
He described the donation as a call to service to other groups.
The beneficiaries received between N150,000 and N1 million.
