Dayo Alebiosu Reflects on Father's Political Legacy

Dayo Alebiosu discusses the significant impact his father, Otunba Busura Adedeji Alebiosu, has had on his life and the community as he approaches his 90th birthday. He attributes his father's strength and success over the past five decades to the lessons learned from Fela Kuti and the political landscape.

Dayo highlights his father's qualities, including resilience, fairness, and a strong sense of leadership, which he believes are essential for effective governance. Otunba Alebiosu served as a councillor in 1976 and was elected to the Lagos State House of Assembly in 1979, with a re-election in 1983.

He has been instrumental in addressing land issues in Kosofe, ensuring that residents are not unfairly burdened by government acquisitions. Dayo emphasizes the importance of building long-term relationships and alliances in politics, as well as the need for leaders to listen and sacrifice for their people.

He also reflects on personal lessons learned from his father, including patience and the ability to view problems as solvable challenges.