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JAGUNMOLU JAMIU AKANDE OMONIYI
Jagunmolu Jamiu Akande Omoniyi is a Nigerian public servant and politician, widely recognized for his contributions to housing development and public administration in Ogun State, Nigeria. His career spans notable achievements in both the private and public sectors, focusing on infrastructure development and governance reforms.
EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION
Jagunmolu Jamiu Akande Omoniyi was born in Joga-Orile, Yewa North, Ogun State. He grew up in a community that deeply influenced his commitment to service and community development. Omoniyi completed his early education in Ogun State before obtaining a Higher National Diploma (HND) in Accountancy from Ondo State Polytechnic, Owo, in 1999. His professional qualifications include membership in the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ACA) and the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT). He further enhanced his expertise through advanced studies at prestigious institutions such as Harvard Business School and the London School of Economics.
PRIVATE SECTOR CAREER
Before transitioning to public service, Omoniyi gained extensive experience in the private sector, holding leadership roles in finance and real estate. He served as Regional Managerial Executive (North) at Abbey Building Society PLC, where he facilitated homeownership for over 2,000 civil servants and secured over N3.5 billion in funding from the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN). Additionally, he founded C2Q Property & Investment Company Limited, spearheading transformative real estate projects such as the Engr. Ebele Okeke Housing Estate and Liberty Estate in Abuja. His private sector experience laid the foundation for his innovative approach to public service.
POLITICAL CAREER
Commissioner for Housing, Ogun State
In 2019, Omoniyi was appointed Commissioner for Housing by the Ogun State Governor, His Excellency, Prince Dapo Abiodun, CON. Since assumption of office, he has initiated and oversaw several key housing projects aimed at reducing the housing deficit and boosting economic development in Ogun State. These projects include:
Affordable Housing Estates: Developed in Kobape Phases 1-3, Ilaro, Kemta and Aviation Village, Iperu providing modern, cost-effective housing solutions.
GRA Regeneration Scheme: Implemented in Ibara, Ota, and Ijebu-Ode to revitalize urban residential areas.
Omoniyi's leadership also extended to his involvement in the Presidential Housing Development Mandate, contributing to national housing accessibility efforts.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES
Omoniyi has championed policies and programs aimed at empowering local communities. These include direct labour employment opportunities for skills in support for small-scale enterprises and the State GDP. His contributing efforts have fostered economic growth and improved living standards across Ogun State.
ACHIEVEMENTS AND RECOGNITION
Omoniyi's outstanding work has earned him accolades and recognition from both governmental and non-governmental organizations. Some of his notable achievements include:
1. Facilitating over N3.5 billion in housing funding during his private sector career.
2. Spearheading public-private partnerships to enhance housing development in Ogun State.
3. Advancing direct labour engagement and infrastructural development through strategic policymaking.
He has received awards for excellence in public service and housing development, reflecting his commitment to sustainable growth and governance.
CHALLENGES AND VISION
Despite his successes, Omoniyi has faced challenges such as navigating bureaucratic hurdles and addressing public expectations for rapid development. Nevertheless, his focus remains on sustainable policies and inclusive governance to drive long-term progress, especially in housing development.
PERSONAL LIFE AND INTERESTS
Omoniyi is married with children and is actively involved in philanthropic activities, particularly in education and healthcare. A proud Rotarian and avid golfer, he combines his professional commitments with a passion for community service and personal growth.
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