Hon. Tunji Akinosi, a dedicated representative, has showcased his commitment to legislative excellence through a series of impactful initiatives within his first 24 months in office.
With a focus on enhancing the welfare of his constituents, Akinosi has championed five significant bills aimed at fostering development and improving the quality of life in Ogun State.
Among his notable achievements is the **Bill to Establish the Federal Medical Center in Atan Ota**, which has successfully passed its third reading in the National Assembly. This initiative aims to expand healthcare access and infrastructure within the region, addressing critical medical needs for the community.
Additionally, Akinosi is driving the **Bill to Establish the Federal University of Technology in Atan Ota**, which is currently undergoing its second reading. This bill promises to provide higher education opportunities and bolster local economic development by creating jobs and fostering innovation.
In a bid to enhance healthcare funding, he introduced the **Bill for an Act to Create the Tertiary Hospitals Development Tax Fund** in 2023, aimed at improving tertiary healthcare facilities across the country.
Furthermore, Akinosi has co-sponsored a pivotal **Bill to Establish the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board**, scheduled for discussion in 2024. This initiative seeks to strengthen local content in various sectors, promoting sustainable economic growth.
Lastly, he has proposed the **Establishment of the Agricultural and Rural Management Training Institute in Ado-Odo**, slated for 2024. This initiative is designed to equip farmers and rural managers with the necessary skills, thereby enhancing agricultural productivity and rural development.
Hon. Akinosi’s relentless pursuit of legislative excellence underscores his commitment to serving his constituents effectively. His strategic focus on education, healthcare, and agriculture aligns with the pressing needs of Ogun State, setting a robust foundation for future growth and development.
