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Ayodele Adio is a community leader and communicator who has lived and worked in Eti-Osa for a decade. Born in Kano and educated across Nigeria, he founded Adio Strategy and Communications and the Lekki Post, a free community newspaper, and serves on the board of Ray of Hope Prison Outreach. Read his full story on Meet Ayodele.

The Lagos State House of Assembly, representing Eti-Osa Constituency II.

Six commitments: fair rents and affordable housing; efficient and affordable public transport; a ₦50 billion Creative Economy Fund; public parks and youth centres; childcare support for working mothers; and legal protection for young people. Each one is explained on The Issues.

Because, in Ayodele’s words, “when rent takes more than half of your income, you cannot build wealth. You cannot save. You cannot plan.” He is running to fight for fairer rents, cap excessive agency and legal fees, strengthen tenancy protections and expand affordable housing for working people.

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