Ogun East senator performance under spotlight as legislative record and projects drive debate ahead of 2027 elections
Four years ago, Ogun East didn’t just elect a Senator, a builder was sent to Abuja. Today, the evidence of that choice is no longer in a manifesto. It is in the laws of our land and the asphalt on Ogun East roads.
Most first term senators spent their years “learning the ropes.” OGD, the Chairman of Senate Committee on Navy, however, hit the ground running.
With 16 bills and 4 major motions. Under three years, he is among the most productive senators in the 10th National Assembly. OGD isn’t just sitting, he is leading Ogun state delegations in bill sponsorship.
OGD Regional Vision:
The South-West Development Commission bill (SB 102) is his “Crown Jewel.”
He didn’t just purpose it, he saw it through Presidential Accent on (March 25, 2025)
This law is a generational win. It secures federal funding for roads and erosion control across the entire South West States.
OGD has effectively instutionalised the development of our region. Only a leader of his experience could push such a massive regional bill to the finish line.
Educational and Economic Hub Creator.
Let us focus on the Federal College of Aviation Bill (SB 52) and Tai Solarin bill (SB 771).
He is positioning Ogun East as the “Aviation and Educational Hub of Nigeria.
By positioning an existing institution to Federal status, he is bringing federal money to the people doorstep, creating job for local youth, and increasing value of land. Continuity ensures these colleges are fully funded and operational.
Social Welfare:
Highlight of Terminal illness Trust Fund bill (SB 223) sponsored by him.
OGD is addressing the “silent killer,” the cost of healthcare for the poor.
HE understands that infrastructure is useless if the people are too sick or too poor to enjoy it. His focus on Terminal illness show he has the heart for the most vulnerable citizens of Ogun East.
Federal Medical Centre, Ijebu Ode, Bill (SB 514). A Bill for an Act to Amend the Federal Medical Centre Act, 2022 to provide for the Establishment of Federal Medical Centre Ijebu Ode. The bill has scaled through the senate floor and is in the House of Representatives for concurrence final passage.
Creation of State:
OGD sponsored Federal Republic of Nigeria Constitution sixth alteration bill (SB 654).
A Bill for an Act to Alter Section 3(1) and the First Schedule, Part 1, States of Federation of 1999 Constitution (as amended) to provide for creation of State out of old Ijebu Province to serve the cause of equity and justice by transforming the only province out of initial 24 yet to become a state.
This generational bill will boast political, economic, and social advancement of the homogenous people of Ijebuland and Remoland.
Tangible Home Front Projects.
Don’t talk about laws, talk about the 18+ facilitated projects.
From the Abigi Naval Base to kilometres of road in Simawa Road, he is delivering “stomach infrastructure” and “physical infrastructure” simultaneously.
While some Senators only shows up during elections, OGD’s teansformer distribution in IjebuOde, Sotubo Sagamu, Ijebu East, Odogbolu etc, installations of solar lights in Isara, Obafemi Awolowo Way GRA Sagamu, Ijebu Igbo, Ago Iwoye.
Rehabilitation of Obafemi Awolowo Way Sagamu, construction and rehabilitation of Abigi/Makun Omi Naval Base, construction of Awokoya Road, Ijebu Ode construction of Odo-Egbo Junction/Ereko street/Ondo Rd Junction, Ijebu Ode.
Reconstruction of Joseph Oladeinde/Sani Luba Rd, Ijebu Ode. Simawa Road, and road Ewuga, Sagamu. OGD has turns Ogun East into massive ‘construction site.’
Motions
OGD moves urgent need to intervene in the flooding issues in Sagamu, Ijebu Areas of Ogun East, Edu and Patigi Areas of Kwara North Senatorial District of Kwara State and other parts of the country.
The prayers was modified and approved as contained in the Senate’s Votes and Proceedings of the 10th Senate of 5th July, 2023.
He moved the famous Apuren Community Development Association vs Nigerian Army: A Petition on behalf of the Apuren Community Development Association over the alleged invasion of their community by the Nigerian Army.
The petition was laid at the 6th of January, 2026 and was referred to the Senate Committee on Ethics, Privilege and Petition.
Empowerment:
Free Medical outreach through Gateway Front Foundation and interest free loan to market women and traders.
“In the 10th Senate, OGD hasn’t just been a representative, he has been a transfomer. He moved the South-West Development Commission from a dream to a law.
He is moving our schools from state to federal funding. If he could achieve all this in one term. Imagine massive federal influence Ogun East will wield when he returns as a High Ranking Principal Officer in his second term
This election is not about new faces:
* It is about results.
* It is about influence.
* it is about protecting the progress of Ogun East has already achieved.
The question is, will Ogun East move forward with proven performance or gamble on an experiment? Because the National Assembly does not reward new faces, it rewards ranking Senators with influence. Ogun East should not trade influence for an experiment.
Those calling for a new face understand politics, but they clearly do not understand how Abuja works.
If experience did not matter in the National Assembly, why do committe chairmanships and major responsibilities go to ranking members?
If Otunba Gbenga Daniel is working, bringing laws, bringing projects, and giving the Senatorial District a stronger voice in Abuja, what exactly is the jurisdiction for replacing him with a new face.
A second term makes OGD a “Rankng Senator,” giving him power to lead major committees and bring even bigger projects home. Ogun East cannot afford to lose this momentum.
Ojeleye intensifies his Ifako-Ijaiye LAHA mobilisation efforts as the APC aspirant meets stakeholders and pledges to deliver people-focused representation
An aspirant on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adesola Ayeola-Alawaye, has formally declared her intention to contest for the Ibeju-Lekki Constituency II seat in the Lagos State House of Assembly ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Popularly known as Adebekodun 2027, Ayeola-Alawaye recently obtained her APC expression of interest and nomination forms, signaling what she described as a firm commitment to offering purposeful and people-oriented representation to her constituency.
Speaking on her motivation, the aspirant revealed that her political inspiration is drawn from Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, whose legislative track record and commanding presence during her three-term tenure in the Senate (2011–2023) left a lasting impression.
According to Ayeola-Alawaye, Senator Tinubu distinguished herself in the Red Chamber through active participation in debates, advocacy for women and youth inclusion, and sponsorship and support of key bills and motions that addressed national development concerns. Notably, she was widely respected for her articulate contributions on the floor of the Senate, her firm stance on social welfare issues, and her push for improved governance frameworks.
“I was inspired by my role model, Yeye Oluremi Tinubu. I deeply admire the way she articulated issues and defended the interests of her constituents on the floor of the National Assembly. That level of representation is what we need here in Ibeju-Lekki. Our people deserve more than passive leadership,” she said.
Ayeola-Alawaye emphasized that her ambition is rooted in a desire to replicate such proactive and impactful representation at the state level. She lamented what she described as “siddon look” representation, stressing that the evolving needs of constituents demand legislators who are visible, vocal, and effective.
“Times have changed. Our people can no longer afford dormant representation. I am stepping forward to bring energy, competence, and commitment to the Lagos State House of Assembly. My goal is to ensure that the voices of Ibeju-Lekki Constituency II are heard and translated into meaningful legislative action,” she added.
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