It was a night of honor and celebration as Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji, was officially conferred with the 2024 Silverbird Man of the Year Award at the prestigious Silverbird Man of the Year Awards held at Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The event, which recognizes individuals who have made remarkable contributions to national development, saw Governor Oyebanji take center stage as he received the highly coveted award in the presence of distinguished personalities.
Governor Oyebanji was recognized for his outstanding leadership, infrastructural development, and commitment to the progress of Ekiti State. Under his administration, the state has witnessed significant advancements in education, agriculture, and economic empowerment, earning him accolades from various sectors.
Upon receiving the award, the Ekiti State Governor expressed his profound gratitude to the Silverbird Group for acknowledging his efforts. In his acceptance speech, he dedicated the award to the people of Ekiti State, emphasizing that his achievements were a result of their support and collective vision for growth and development.
“This award is not just for me but for the resilient people of Ekiti State, who inspire me daily to work harder and make a difference. I thank the Silverbird Group for this honor, and I remain committed to delivering on my promises to uplift our state and its people,” he stated.
The event was graced by top dignitaries, including the Founder of Silverbird Group, Senator Ben Murray-Bruce, the President of Silverbird Group, Guy Murray-Bruce, renowned actor Richard Mofe Damijo (RMD), Air Peace Chairman, Chief Alex Onyema, comedian Bovi, and several other prominent figures in business, politics, and entertainment.
Governor Oyebanji’s recognition as the 2024 Silverbird Man of the Year further cements his status as a visionary leader dedicated to sustainable development. The night ended with a resounding ovation, celebrating not just an individual but the spirit of excellence, leadership, and commitment to national progress.
