As political conversations gradually intensify ahead of 2027 State Assembly seat in Ayedaade Constituency of Osun State, questions about experience, leadership capacity, and effective representation are returning to the centre of public debate. Within this emerging discourse, the remarkable public service record of Hon. Ezekiel Aremu Adewole (FCA) remarkably stands out as a significant reference point.
Across decades of meritorious and illustrious service, Adewole has built a career that spans banking, taxation, lecturing, auditing, grassroots governance, and institutional engagements, to mention a few. These combinations, many observers and political pundits believe, reflect the type of leadership profile increasingly required for effective representation in Ayedaade State Constituency.
Meanwhile, as Osun State is also preparing for the August 15, 2026 governorship election in the state, Adewole has become unrepentant in deepening his commitment, support and loyalty for the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO) even as he is mobilizing youths, market women, union leaders and various professional bodies to allow AMBO record landslide victory and restore back the destiny, glory and prosperity of the principled people of Osun State.
Adewole is truly prepared and deserves the State Assembly seat due to his sheer dignity, integrity, competence, and extensive experience in politics, leadership, education, and other professional calling. He possesses the ability to lead and implement effective and quality representation at the parliament and policies, bills, and other legislative activities that can promote the interest of Ayedaade Constituency and Osun State as well
As a proven technocrat with class and finesse, Adewole is the Managing Partner of Adewole Aremu & Co (Chartered Accountants).
He started his elementary education at St. Richard’s Primary School, Oloba, Gbongan, and attended Iwo Road Community High School (now Olufi High School), Gbongan for his Secondary School Education. He later attended Nigeria College of Education (NCE) Ila-Orangun, where he graduated in 1992.
Ezekiel Adewole has both B.Sc (Hons) and a Master’s degree in Accounting from Lagos State University (LASU) and also holds Master’s degree in Business Administration from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Ile-Ife. His PhD thesis is currently under review for the viva exam.
He is a Fellow of Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria (ICAN), Associate Member of Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) and Fellow of Institute of Investment Professionals with over thirty years of experience within the commercial banking sector and professional services firms. A career that included multiple assignments with increasing responsibilities and during this time, he served as a Risk Analyst and Team Lead in Audit and Control Functions. He has handled several trainings as facilitator including induction course for newly recruited staff.
Ezekiel is currently a tax consultant, and to his credit, he has been an adjunct lecturer in some Universities in Nigeria as well as the defunct Lagos State Polytechnic, Isolo for more than a decade. He is also a member of other Academic and professional Associations in the country with sterling distinctions and laurels.
Good leaders and, of course, patriotic Nigerians are meant to be open-minded. They would not claim to have all the answers. They seek the thoughts and views of others and support those ideas that are better than their own.
Genuine leaders realize that other people have convictions just as they do. They are willing to hear all sides before guiding the group to decide which way seem best. Without mincing words or any unnecessary display of semantics, Hon. Ezekiel Aremu Adewole belongs to this class of leadership, he is absolutely irrepressible. This is mainly due to his absolute faith in the Almighty God and also as a consequence of his very deep religious convictions right from the cradle.
He is indeed a man of faith, and he can certainly hold his own and perhaps even outshine some of the brightest and best in the world’s political stage today. The new Nigeria will certainly need such a man, and of course, the Ayedaade constituency would be proud of having such class and quality within its ranks in the scheme of things.
