Hon. Kehinde Olaide Joseph has served Alimosho for over three decades — from ward meetings to the State House of Assembly — and now chairs the House Committee on Public Accounts, watching over how public money is spent.
Born 17 March 1968 in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State · State of Origin: Lagos State · All Progressives Congress (APC)
Before the State House of Assembly, there was Egbe-Idimu. Before that, Alimosho's youth wings. His path through Alimosho's political life runs in a straight, unbroken line.
Three things from this Assembly term worth pointing to directly.
Built and donated a fully-equipped block of classrooms at Abaranje Secondary School, Ikotun — commissioned April 2026 and publicly commended by the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly as a model of effective representation.
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Facilitated the reasphalting and rehabilitation of Gbeleyi Road after it had become a serious challenge for residents, commuters, and business owners in the community.
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Visited pupils of Alimosho Constituency II at CAC, Akinbolade Street, Idimu, sharing a blueprint and guide to success as part of an ongoing youth development push.
Watch the story →Three decades of experience across Alimosho, from grassroots to the Assembly floor.
A track record of showing up — in schools, on bad roads, in ward meetings.
From Special Adviser on Housing to Chairman of Public Accounts, always in a role that serves the public directly.
Using his Assembly seat and committee chairmanship to push policy that benefits Alimosho II.
An avid football follower and outspoken social commentator, Kehinde Olaide Joseph is happily married with children — a familiar face in Alimosho long before he held office.
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