Hon. Derin Adesida Leaves a Lasting Impact Through Community Service

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Beyond the National Assembly: Hon. Derin Adesida Leaves a Lasting Impact Through Community Service



Service Beyond Political Office

Despite the fact that Hon. Derin Adesida may not be returning to the National Assembly, his commitment to the development and wellbeing of his constituents remains unwavering.

In a remarkable demonstration of service beyond political office, Hon. Derin Adesida is donating over 600 solar-powered lights to communities, providing a practical solution to the challenge of inadequate public lighting and improving safety and visibility for residents.


This gesture is a reminder that true leadership is not defined solely by the position one occupies, but by the positive impact one leaves behind. Even at a time when his tenure in the National Assembly may be coming to an end, Hon. Adesida continues to invest in projects that directly touch the lives of the people.


The donation of over 600 solar lights is not just about providing illumination; it represents a commitment to community development, security and a better quality of life.

Whether in office or out of office, impactful leadership should continue to speak through tangible achievements. 


Hon. Derin Adesida's latest intervention demonstrates that genuine service should not end with a political tenure it should continue through the lasting impact made on the people.


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23/08/26

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