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Abiodun James Faleke

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Abiodun James Faleke (born 25 December 1959) is a business management and logistic consultant. He is a Nigerian politician and a member of the Federal House of Representatives of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, representing Ikeja Federal Constituency of Lagos state. In his early career, Faleke worked in senior managerial positions with several high profile companies. He was with Aluminium Manufacturing Company of Nigeria (ALUMCO) PLC as Purchasing Manager and in early 2000, he moved his services to Crown Agents Ltd as Commercial Manager. Quote “The civil service mainly builds the country. They [civil servants] are the technocrats. They are the people that we, the politicians, rely on,” “And if the civil servants decide to get things done properly, I think the country will be better off. Even when the politician says, ‘let us do it the other way,’ and he [the civil servant] says, ‘no, let us follow the rules,’ I think Nigeria will be better off." “It is about dedication to the development of Nigeria. When you trust and believe in the country, you will want to see it succeed." “I don’t know what they mean by appendage. I am a loyalist of Tinubu. He earned my loyalty a long time ago and I have no apologies to make to anyone for that. Yes, it is true that I started and built my political career in Lagos, courtesy of the former Governor’s statesmanship.” In politics, the impossible can become possible. People who were once perceived as opponents can become allies. Life is too short for unnecessary political divisions. We should focus on unity and collective progress. Reflecting on political reconciliation. Lagos appreciates people who mean well. The state welcomes everyone and rewards hard work, dedication, and good intentions regardless of where they come from. Describing Lagos as a welcoming and accommodating state where individuals are judged by their contributions rather than their ethnic or regional backgrounds. Revenue, on its own, does not build roads, equip hospitals or improve the lives of our people. It is prudent allocation, effective oversight and fiscal discipline that transform public resources into tangible development outcomes. Our responsibility is to ensure that every naira works for the Nigerian people. On revenue generation and making every naira work for the Nigerian people. External links Category:Politicians from Nigeria Category:1959 births Category:Living people