Akoko’s effective, efficient representation for Ondo

Olubunmi Tunji – Ojo, BTO, a name adopted and widely accepted by the beloved habitants of his constituency, is fast spreading across the terrain of Akoko North and Akoko North East like a hurricane but with a mild touch on everything on its path. Olubunmi, a son of the soil from Okeagbe in Akoko North […]

Olubunmi Tunji – Ojo, BTO, a name adopted and widely accepted by the beloved habitants of his constituency, is fast spreading across the terrain of Akoko North and Akoko North East like a hurricane but with a mild touch on everything on its path. Olubunmi, a son of the soil from Okeagbe in Akoko North West Local Government Area of Ondo state, has taken humanitarian commitment and leadership prowess to new heights.

Tunji-Ojo believes in being an interface between the older generation of leaders and the incoming generation of leaders. In his words, “we are not ready to retire our leaders, they will always become our mentors. We want to leverage on their experience to build the generation that is coming behind us.”

Dynamic, youthful, articulate and possessing needed qualities of a 21st century young leader, BTO has demonstrated the enterprising nature peculiar to Akoko people in becoming the CEO of a leading indigenous ICT consultant company in Nigeria at the age of twenty four (24). Let the march begin, let the old be prepared, let the youths arise; here comes one of us for effective and efficient representation to change the face of social interaction and consequently, the face of the youths.

Trained at the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo Ile-Ife, (OAU) BTO, at the brink of completing his education, sought a greener pasture within the four walls of the University of North London where he obtained double degrees in Information and Communication Technology; and Electronics and Communication Engineering before obtaining a Masters degree in Digital Communication and Networking, all at the University of North London in the United Kingdom.

Equally striking as interesting is that soon before graduation from the University, BTO held on to about eighteen (18) professional qualifications in ICT including the prestigious title of being one of the first set of certified ethical hackers from Royal Britain Academy in the UK. A feat achieved at the age of twenty two (22).

With his brilliance and intelligence paving way for more recognition and accolades, BTO garnered experience from working with HSC bank, Barclays Bank, T-Mobile across Europe. Poised to give back to his home country, BTO returned home and was to later be a consultant for different government organisations and agencies, including PTDF, JAMB, NSIA, Federal Ministry of works and the Federal ministry of Niger Delta affairs.

With a growing experience, BTO also consult for various committees of the Senate and House of Representative some of which include but not limited to the Senate Committee on Petroleum (Upstream) and Senate Committee on Trade and Investments as well as House Committee on Petroleum Resources.

Femi Salako, Lagos.