Ekiti State Commissioner for Information, Rt. Hon. Taiwo Olatunbosun, has described the ongoing Account of Stewardship programme at the Ekiti State House of Assembly as a clear demonstration of Governor Biodun Oyebanji’s administration’s commitment to transparency, accountability and open governance.
Olatunbosun stated this while presenting the Ministry of Information’s stewardship report before the Executive Session of the Ekiti State House of Assembly at the Assembly Complex, Ado-Ekiti.
He said the initiative provided an important platform for ministries, departments and agencies to account for their stewardship, highlight their achievements and demonstrate how public resources had been deployed in the service of the people.
The Commissioner said the Ministry of Information, under his leadership, had consistently publicised the policies, programmes, projects and activities of the Oyebanji administration, ensuring that information on government interventions reached audiences at the local, national and international levels.
He said the Ministry had also strengthened its partnership with media organisations across the state and beyond to enhance public awareness, deepen citizens’ understanding of government policies and programmes, and promote constructive engagement between the government and the people.
According to him, the Ministry had worked diligently to fulfil its mandate of effectively capturing, managing and disseminating information on government activities, while strengthening channels for feedback to ensure that the concerns and perspectives of stakeholders were adequately communicated to government.
Attributing the Ministry’s impressive budget performance to the priority and adequate funding accorded the information sector by the Oyebanji administration, Olatunbosun said the support had enabled the Ministry to effectively discharge its statutory responsibilities while improving its capacity for information management, strategic communication and public engagement.


