The Sun reported on June 20, 2026, that Senator Cyril Fasuyi, who represents the Ekiti North Senatorial District in the National Assembly, is very confident that the All Progressives Congress (APC) will get its projected 500,000 votes in the next election.
According to him, the party has had a fruitful era of political participation, and its mobilisation efforts throughout the state and district have put it in a strong position ahead of the final outcome.
The high voter turnout, which Fasuyi regarded as encouraging for the APC, was something he was pleased with, he said.
He went on to say that the turnout was a sign of strong democratic engagement and that the party's outreach efforts had reached many diverse neighbourhoods in the senatorial district.
He asserts that the party's leadership and members invested heavily in campaigning across different LGAs in order to bolster support for the current governor in the run-up to the election.
Furthermore, the senator was optimistic that, thanks to the party's extensive planning and groundwork, Oyebanji would be able to earn another term in office.
He insisted that the campaign was set up to strengthen the party's hold on current supporters and attract new, undecided voters from all around the state.
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Additionally, he mentioned that the period's intense political involvement came to a close with the just ended campaign activities.
He stressed that the APC's organised outreach had come to a stop and that party members had given their all during the campaign, meeting with localities and delivering their platform to voters.
According to Fasuyi, the party is currently in a waiting phase after months of political activities, consultations, and mobilisation attempts.
He made it clear that the APC had been working tirelessly for months and was now waiting for the results of the election to reflect those efforts.
"We completed that on Thursday," he stated. We must not repeat that mistake. We are now patiently awaiting the fruition of our labours and prayers over the past three or four months.
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