An aspirant of the African Democratic Congress for the House of Representatives, Hon. Akingbola Ebenezer Akintunde, popularly known as Mogbaf'OGO 2027, has challenged the incumbent lawmaker, Hon. Ife Ehindero of the All Progressives Congress, to prioritise what he described as meaningful projects for the people.
Akintunde, in a statement made available to journalists on Tuesday, accused the federal legislator of embarking on projects that, according to him, have little impact on the socio-economic wellbeing of the constituency.
He said the people deserved representation that would directly address unemployment, youth empowerment, infrastructure and human capital development rather than what he termed cosmetic interventions.
“The people of our constituency are yearning for impactful and life-changing projects, not programmes that do not add tangible value to their daily lives,” he said.
Akintunde added, “This is not the time for irrelevant projects that cannot stand the test of time. Our communities need durable infrastructure, quality education support, healthcare interventions and empowerment initiatives that will lift families out of poverty.”
The ADC aspirant maintained that effective representation should be measured by visible development and improved living standards, stressing that lawmakers must be accountable to the electorate.
“If given the mandate, I will focus on projects that truly reflect the needs of our people. Representation is about service, not showmanship,” he stated.
He urged the incumbent to reassess his priorities and ensure that public funds were channelled towards initiatives capable of making lasting impact across the constituency.
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