Before He Sought Office
Years of showing up in FESTAC Town and Mile 2 — roads, youth, security and quiet philanthropy — long before a ballot was printed. Every entry below is verifiable.
Impact Map
FHA infrastructure alignment, avenue street lighting, estate security levies reform.
23 Road rehabilitation, drainage & canal desilting, youth engagement.
Community security, civic forums, disability & vulnerable-group support.
Market trade protection for vendors, flood mitigation, transport infrastructure.
Documented
Press photographs of the projects above — credited to the outlet that published them.
7th Avenue drainage clearing support — the work that started in 2018.
Photo: Festac Online
Six wards covered by the community borehole programme, March 2018.
Photo: Festac Online
Food Fest, March 2024 — palliatives distributed to more than 1,000 households.
Photo: P.M. Express
Collecting the APC nomination form for Amuwo-Odofin Constituency I, April 2022.
Photo: Festac OnlineLedger of Service
All Wards
Stood before Amuwo Residents for Better Representation (ARBR) at a public accountability forum and outlined his legislative plan for Constituency I — permanent constituent consultation, state capital projects for FESTAC, and technical skills for youth.
Verified in the press →All Wards
Won the May 2026 APC primary for Amuwo-Odofin Constituency I with over 3,000 votes across the wards and was formally presented as the party’s flagbearer for the 2027 Lagos State House of Assembly seat.
Verified in the press →Festac I
Funding of patrol logistics and estate safety initiatives in coordination with local vigilante groups and council leadership.
Add the report that proves thisFestac II
Personal sponsorship of youth football tournaments giving FESTAC boys structured sport, mentorship and safe engagement.
Add the report that proves thisFestac I–III
Recognised by the Take Back FESTAC civic initiative with a Community Builders Award for sustained municipal interventions in the town — coverage in Vanguard and The Guardian.
Verified in the press →Mile 2 / Housing Estate
Led a Mile 2 youth delegation to the National Inland Waterways Authority at Marina, Lagos, on the Federal Ecological Fund Project at the Mile 2 Jetty Terminal — securing a framework that integrates local youths into the facility’s operational management, maintenance and security instead of marginalising them.
Verified in the press →Amuwo-Odofin
A standing emergency fund that pays off accumulated hospital bills for indigent patients in public health institutions across Amuwo-Odofin LGA — relieving families hit by medical emergencies. Operating from 32 Road HQ, outside of any election cycle.
Add the report that proves thisAll Wards
The Food Fest's second edition distributed millions of naira worth of rice, yams, beans, garri, condiments and live poultry, plus cash palliatives, to over 1,000 households — elderly residents, widows, low-income youths and the PWD community — free of cost, aligned with the Ounje Eko food-security drive and supervised by CAN, the Chief Imam and community leaders.
Verified in the press →Festac I
Presented detailed civil assessments on deteriorating arterial roads directly to the Executive Governor of Lagos State, securing executive approval for the complete rehabilitation of six strategic roads in Constituency I — headlined by the reconstruction of 1st Avenue, FESTAC Town.
Verified in the press →All Wards
Elected APC flagbearer for the Lagos State House of Assembly, Amuwo-Odofin Constituency I, polling 12 of 20 accredited delegate votes (60%) against four contenders — under a Primary Election Committee witnessed by INEC, Police, DSS and NSCDC observers.
Verified in the press →Festac II · Mile 2
Following formal requests from residents and the local legislative council, the Ola Western campaign group deployed heavy earth-moving equipment to clear chronic drainage blockages along 7th Avenue, FESTAC Town — extending earlier desilting work in Mile 2 Wards A1 and A2 ahead of the rainy season.
Verified in the press →Amuwo-Odofin (6 wards)
Through Western Concrete, financed and constructed clean water borehole facilities across six wards in Amuwo-Odofin in partnership with local government stakeholders — restoring safe drinking water to high-density, water-stressed streets.
Verified in the press →Don’t Take Our Word for It
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