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Lagos LP lawmaker, Seyi Sowunmi, takes constituency oath, promises positive change in Ojo
The lawmaker, elected on the platform of the Labour Party (LP) in Lagos State in the 2023 general elections into the House of Representatives, Seyi Sowunmi, has committed himself to a seeming constituency oath, promising progress, development and positive change to residents of Ojo Federal Constituency in Lagos State, and the entire Nigeria.
He told the people that he needs their support to succeed in delivering the promises he has made as a member of the National Assembly. 
According to Sowunmi, “together, we will build a united, harmonious, and prosperous Ojo.
“Understand I cannot do any of these without your total support at all time. So, I shall be counting on your total support at all time.”
The lawmaker on his twitter handle wrote: Hon. Seyi Sowunmi
@HonSeyiSowunmi
“I stand before you today, humbled and committed to bringing progress, development and positive change to the people of Ojo and Nigerians at large.
“I understand I cannot any of these without your total support at all time, so I shall be counting on your total support at all time.
“Together, we will build a united, harmonious, and prosperous Ojo. Understand I cannot any of these without total support at all time, so I shall be counting on your total support at all time.

“Let’s embark on this journey together, as we shape a better future for Ojo, united in our vision for progress, prosperity, and inclusivity.
“Thank you, Ojo, for this incredible opportunity. The work starts now!”
The lawmaker after inauguration of the national Assembly, decalred:
#SwearingIn #LegislativeJourney #ServingOjo #BuildingTheFuture
Hon. Seyi Sowunmi
@HonSeyiSowunmi
“I am fully committed to representing your ideals , values, needs and aspirations with utmost dedication. From facilitating infrastructural development to ensuring quality representation, let’s work together towards a thriving and better Ojo land.”
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