From the floor of the Assembly to the streets of Ajeromi‑Ifelodun II — a chronological look at motions moved, projects delivered and commitments kept.
In this role, Hon. Oluwa leads the House's oversight of power supply, electricity policy and mineral resource matters — work that culminated in hosting the public hearing on the Lagos State Electricity Bill, aimed at improving power reliability for residents and businesses across the state.
Ahead of his campaign, Hon. Oluwa sponsored a community football competition in Ajegunle — an early, ground-level signal of the youth and community investment he would bring to the seat.
Won the Ajeromi‑Ifelodun II seat in the general election, polling 21,009 votes to become the youngest member of the incoming 10th Lagos State House of Assembly, aged 36 at inauguration.
Inaugurated as Member representing Ajeromi‑Ifelodun Constituency II.
200 secondary school students were given free JAMB forms along with six months of intensive lectures to prepare for the UTME. The top scorer from the constituency received a ₦1,000,000 award toward higher education.
During an on-ground inspection of ongoing state government projects in the constituency, Hon. Oluwa urged residents to stop the indiscriminate dumping of waste into canals and drainages — a practice that worsens flooding and harms the local environment.
A borehole project, facilitated together with local APC member Wasiu Bakare Jnr, was commissioned to improve residents' access to clean water.
As part of an education intervention, 1,000 solar-powered study lamps were given to students across 51 schools in 15 communities within the Ajeromi‑Ifelodun and Amuwo‑Odofin riverine areas — helping students study safely after dark.
Following a fire outbreak in the Alayabiagba area of the constituency, Hon. Oluwa moved a House motion proposing that the Ministry of Information run a public awareness campaign on the dangers of indiscriminate storage and sale of cooking gas and other combustibles.
As Committee Chairman, Hon. Oluwa hosted the House's public hearing on the Electricity Bill, stating that it would help ensure residents and business owners have access to reliable power to improve productivity and quality of life.
Facilitated start-up grants for young entrepreneurs at the Ajegunle Economic Summit, aimed at boosting local enterprise and reducing youth unemployment in the constituency.
Solar-powered smart street lighting was installed across 16 streets in the constituency, with further streets earmarked to follow. See the full list of streets →
Hosted a constituency and media parley in Ajegunle, pledging deeper investment in youth-focused vocational training — including plans for a vocational centre at the Tolu School Complex — to tackle unemployment in the area.
Hon. Oluwa secured his party's ticket to seek re‑election for Ajeromi‑Ifelodun II in a primary election described by observers as peaceful and orderly, with constituents citing his empowerment programmes and development record.
