In an era where noise often overshadows true impact, Hon. (Dr.) Princess Adesola Ayoola Elegbeji continues to stand tall—not by shouting louder, but by showing deeper, with results that resonate in the lives of the people she serves.
This is not the politics of empty words. It is the politics of presence, people, and purpose.
Hon. Elegbeji has been out there in Remo, listening to the needs of the community and delivering empowerment support directly into the hands of market women, artisans, and families who need it most. Her touch is personal. Her presence is real—not staged, not borrowed, not seasonal.
To those who question her voice, we say: Let the work speak.
To those who claim she has nothing to offer, we say: Look again.
From education and girl-child advocacy to grassroots empowerment, from IT training initiatives to real-time support for small businesses, Hon. Elegbeji has consistently built a legacy rooted in community development—not political drama.
She is not here to discredit legacies; she is here to deepen them.
She is not seeking power to make noise, but to make change.
This is not about gender—it’s about genuine leadership.
Let the conversation shift from insults to issues. From rage to results.
Let’s build the Remo we want—with action, not anger.



