Adequate and proper representation from lawmakers is one of the greatest gift, which can be given to the people, the Nigerian socio-political scene is one which has been corrupted with the emergence of numerous political figures who exploit the people, violating their trust as they seek political power, only for them to ignore their basic needs when they eventually acquire the seat of power.
Thus, when we come across certain and unique individuals within our political class that stands true to their promises it is pertinent that we appreciate and give them the accolades.
Senator Tolu Odebiyi, the federal lawmaker representing Ogun West Senatorial district (Yewaland) is one of those very few lawmakers who we must commend for his selfless acts and dedication towards ensuring good and solid representation of his people.
While he has added immense value to his people since assumption into office, his recent strides have earned him more respect and accolades as he has relentlessly continued to marshal his resources for the good of the people.
He has in various capacities pushed for the good of his people in the Senate. He always ensures that the members of his constituency are well empowered even at this critical time when there is a harsh economic reality.
Hundreds of youths and women drawn from across the five local government areas of Ogun West Senatorial District, benefitted from these various empowerment materials to enhance their social and economic situation.
Empowerment items distributed included several- 2.5 KVA capacity generators, grain grinding machines, sewing machines, hair clippers, hair dryers, camping gas, mobile phones as well as many industrial fans.
Adding to this, the Senator was one of the few very vocal figures who gave his voice to urge the federal government of Nigeria on the need to re-open the closed border of the nation.
Senator Tolu Odebiyi has continued to prove himself worthy of his office by adequately ensuring that his people are not left out of the benefits that come with a good democratic process.
Adeniyi Bankole, Abeokuta, Ogun state.
