Hon. Prince Kayode Akiolu, a federal lawmaker representing Lagos Island Constituency II has proven to be more than just a representative to his people, but to Lagos state at large. He is a passionate servant of the people, a visionary leader, and a tireless advocate for progress.
With a deep love for his constituents and an unwavering commitment to the development of Lagos State, Hon. Akiolu has taken bold strides in capacity building, youth and women empowerment, job creation and visible infrastructural developments. His initiatives have opened doors of opportunity for countless individuals, nurturing local talent and encouraging economic growth at the grassroots level.
As the Chairman of the House Committee on Anti-Corruption, he has not only led from the front but also championed the fight against corruption with integrity and determination. His leadership in this area reflects his belief in transparency, accountability, and a better Nigeria for all.
Hon. Prince Kayode Akiolu is not just fulfilling his mandate—he is exceeding expectations. His impact is evident in every corner of Lagos Island Constituency II, and his dedication to service continues to inspire trust and admiration.
A man of the people, for the people—Hon. Prince Kayode Akiolu deserves an even greater office, where his vision, passion, and integrity can further uplift his people and contribute to a stronger Nigeria.
*Ima-Owaji Shedrack*
Writing from Rivers State
A top public analyst, Inengite Jackson has lauded the acting managing director of Niger Delta Development Commission led by Prof. Nelson Brambaifa for their performance in the past five months in office. Here is his full write ups "ARISE BAYELSANS, LET OUR ENEMIES BE SCATTERED. This is a clarion call on Ijaw people, especially, all Bayelsans to speak in one voice irrespective of political affiliation. We have a reputation for pulling down our own just like a mother hen that eats her own eggs. That is not something good about a people. Since NDDC was created, this is the second time a Bayelsan would be occupying the exalted position of Managing Director, even though on Acting capacity. Sadly and typical of us, the attempt to pull down the Prof. Nelson Brambaifa led board is coming from no other quarters than from fellow Bayelsans. May I ask, are we cursed to fight ourselves all the time even when other ethnic groups stand to benefit from such fights? In just 5 months s...

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