Student leadership
At Moshood Abiola Polytechnic he sat on the Students’ Representative Council and served as Clerk of the Students’ Judiciary Council. Representation started early.

Nobody climbs in one jump. This is the order it happened in, from student councils in Ikorodu to a book of his own.

At Moshood Abiola Polytechnic he sat on the Students’ Representative Council and served as Clerk of the Students’ Judiciary Council. Representation started early.

He served as Coordinator of the Ode-Aye CDS group in Ondo State during his NYSC year.
He coordinated the Ikorodu Local Branch of the National Youth Council of Nigeria and became a member of the Ikorodu Division Resource Group.

He became State Chairman of the Yoruba Youth Council, taking his work beyond Ikorodu.

As State Chairman of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, Lagos State Chapter, he led the Changing the Narratives agenda: repositioning youth leadership, strengthening the Council as an institution and widening the places open to young people in governance and development.

He convenes Forward Lagos, a civic movement built on shared responsibility and long-term thinking. It gives residents, the diaspora and young Lagosians practical ways to take part in shaping their city, from sharing priorities on the Pulse to following how commitments are kept.

He took the same habits into public service. He serves as Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Lagos State on Social Development, working on social interventions, inclusion and civic participation across the state.

One Rung at a Time: Echoes from the Ladder of Becoming. Eighteen chapters on growth, leadership, mentorship and becoming.

The ladder is still going up.
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