Engr. Tunji Akinosi, FNSE, Honourable member representing Ado-Odo/Ota Federal Constituency, has continued to distinguish himself through a style of representation that is constitutional, transparent, and people-oriented.
Over the past two years, his stewardship has been marked by tangible projects and impactful programmes. In the education sector, he has renovated existing schools and facilitated the construction of new ones, thereby strengthening the foundation of learning in the constituency. He has also distributed educational materials to public schools, ensuring that pupils and students are better equipped to excel. Notably, these interventions were delivered with humility, devoid of unnecessary fanfare or waste of public resources, an approach that sets him apart from many public office holders.
Infrastructure development has also received his attention. A prime example is the construction of a major road project in Igbesa, which has been commissioned and is already serving residents. The road has brought ease of movement, economic relief, and renewed hope to the community, with constituents acknowledging and appreciating his commitment to meaningful representation.
In addition, Engr. Akinosi has placed strong emphasis on youth and women empowerment. He has facilitated vocational and entrepreneurial training for young people, equipping them with the skills and tools needed to thrive in today’s competitive economy. Women across the constituency have equally benefited from empowerment initiatives, ranging from financial support for small-scale trading to skill acquisition programmes in fashion design, catering, soap production, and agribusiness. These interventions have not only uplifted individual beneficiaries but have also stimulated growth within the local economy.
Through these efforts, Engr. Akinosi has earned the reputation of a “silent achiever”, a leader whose works speak louder than words. His track record is a testament to his vision for a constituency that grows through sustainable development and people-focused policies. Constituents can look forward to even more developmental projects, empowerment opportunities, and inclusive initiatives in the months ahead.
