NGScorecard

Campaigned on 'restoring the values and reclaiming the land' for Ekiti people, built around a five-pillar agenda covering education, healthcare, infrastructure, mineral resources and agriculture.

Delivered visible progress on infrastructure and industrial revival, but was criticised over the poor response to the killing of protesting students by his wife's security detail, and for denying constitutionally-guaranteed local government autonomy during the tenure.

Promised improved road infrastructure and a renewed state capital.

Delivered substantial road construction and beautification works in Ado-Ekiti and across the state during the second term.

Promised welfare support for Ekiti's aged population.

Introduced monthly stipends for elderly residents under the administration's welfare programme.

Promised to attract investment and revive dormant state industries.

Revived the Ire Burnt Bricks Industry after roughly 21 years of dormancy and attracted further industrial investment into the state.

Constitutionally required to respect local government autonomy, including financial independence for LGAs.

The administration was criticised for denying constitutionally-guaranteed local government autonomy through the tenure.

Promised massive infrastructure development including roads, flyovers, and urban renewal in Ekiti State.

Fayemi's administration dualised Adopada-Ado Ekiti Road (major corridor), rehabilitated township roads across Ado Ekiti, dualised Iworoko Road, constructed Ikere-Ekiti township roads, and built rural feeder roads across 16 LGAs. 6-Point Agenda included road network as driver of economic growth.

Promised free education at primary/secondary levels, renovation of schools, and upgrade of Ekiti State University (EKSU).

Free education at primary/secondary levels implemented. Hundreds of schools renovated. EKSU upgraded with new faculties, hostels, and accreditation secured. Free WAEC/NECO for students.

Promised free healthcare for pregnant women, children under 5, and elderly; renovation of hospitals and PHCs.

Free healthcare for pregnant women, children under 5, elderly. Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital upgraded. General hospitals renovated. Free healthcare for vulnerable groups implemented.

Promised agricultural development through rice milling, cassava processing, and rural road construction.

Rice mill established at Igbemo-Ekiti. Cassava processing factory at Ijero-Ekiti. Rural feeder roads across 16 LGAs. Agricultural input subsidies for farmers.

Promised to launch Amotekun (regional security) and social security for elderly.

Ekiti launched Amotekun corps (regional security). Social security stipend for elderly (65+). Security architecture strengthened. Peace maintained.