The DMO’s stock of external debts by states, FCT, and the Federal Government covering the period between June 30, 2023 and December 42, 2024, revealed that Ekiti State’s external debt rose from $103,479,209.05 to $134,586,529.60 within the period.
This revelation by the DMO came amidst the chest-thumping and self-adulation by the governor of not having borrowed to finance infrastructure and development projects in the state.
Governor Oyebanji has recently increased the tenor of propaganda and his impetuous media campaign as he seeks endorsement for a second term, despite glaring evidence of non-performance, to deserves a second term.