A New Dawn for Agboyi-Ketu”: Honourable Adetola Adunni Declares Chairmanship Bid, Promises Courageous and Compassionate Leadership

Agboyi-Ketu, Lagos – With grace, grit, and a vision rooted in service, Honourable Adetola Abubakar Adunni (née Oyedele) has officially declared her intention to run for the Chairmanship seat of Agboyi-Ketu Local Council Development Area (LCDA), ushering in what many are calling a bold and transformative chapter for the community.

Adetola, a name synonymous with purpose-driven leadership, made her long-anticipated declaration surrounded by a crowd of passionate supporters, party loyalists, and community leaders. Her announcement wasn’t just a campaign launch—it was a heartfelt promise to bring renewed energy, transparency, and inclusive growth to Agboyi-Ketu.

“I am not here to speak in riddles. I am here to declare boldly that I am ready to serve,” she said, her voice firm and full of resolve. “I have walked these streets, listened to the heartbeat of our people, and seen both the challenges and the potential of our great LCDA. Now is the time to build, together.”

A seasoned grassroots mobilizer and former Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation (WAPA) official in Agboyi-Ketu, Adetola’s track record is marked by deep engagement with women, youth, and the underserved. Her tenure at WAPA was defined by innovative empowerment programs, vocational training drives, and targeted interventions that gave a voice to the voiceless and opportunity to the forgotten.

Known for her boldness and courage in the face of adversity, Adetola has consistently challenged the status quo, advocating for equity and purposeful governance. Her campaign mantra—“Leadership with Heart, Service with Strength”—captures the essence of what she represents: intelligent, intentional, and people-centered leadership.

“Our LCDA needs more than management—it needs vision,” she declared passionately. “Agboyi-Ketu deserves a leader who will not flinch when it’s time to speak truth to power, and who will still have the humility to sit with market women, youth groups, artisans, and elders to understand their pain points.”

Her campaign, already gaining momentum on the grassroots level, is fueled by her accessibility, her deep understanding of local governance, and a reputation built on integrity. Constituents who benefited from her WAPA initiatives recall her open-door approach, tireless work ethic, and sincere empathy.

“Honourable Adetola isn’t just talking—she has walked the talk,” said Mrs. Kudirat Jimoh, a beneficiary of her empowerment scheme. “She changed my life with a skill acquisition program. If she could do that as a WAPA official, imagine what she’ll do as Chairman.”

In a political landscape often marked by rhetoric, Adetola’s message cuts through with clarity and authenticity. She speaks not only of roads and infrastructure, but of community dignity, inclusive policymaking, and a future where every Agboyi-Ketu resident, regardless of age or gender, has a seat at the table.

As she embarks on this campaign journey, her readiness to serve is not only evident—it’s inspiring. With a combination of youthful energy, proven public service, and a heart fully aligned with the needs of the people, Honourable Adetola Adunni is not just contesting; she is answering a call.

And in the streets of Alapere, the corners of Owode, and the waterfronts of Agboyi, a new chant is growing louder—“It’s Adetola’s time.”