Good representation is more than promises—it is about inclusion, fairness, and sustainability. Hon. Wale Ajala’s vision for Ona-Ara is built on these values. His mission goes beyond winning elections; it’s about restoring people’s confidence in government through participatory lawmaking and responsive leadership.
Women Empowerment and Gender Inclusion
Ajala recognises that no community can progress when half of its population is left behind. His legislative blueprint places strong emphasis on women’s empowerment. He intends to support bills and policies that promote equal access to economic opportunities, protect women from discrimination, and encourage their active participation in local governance. Through targeted initiatives, Ajala plans to help women in Ona-Ara grow small businesses, access soft loans, and benefit from capacity-building programmes.
Agriculture and Food Security
Ona-Ara’s economy is deeply rooted in agriculture. Ajala plans to push for state-backed agricultural reforms that empower local farmers with grants, modern equipment, and access to markets. He envisions a future where young people see farming not as a last resort, but as a profitable and dignified enterprise. With better roads, storage facilities, and cooperative supports, Ona-Ara can reclaim its place as one of Oyo State’s food baskets.
Community Safety and Security Collaboration
Security is the foundation of progress. Ajala believes that true representation includes working hand-in-hand with local vigilantes, security agencies, and traditional institutions to keep communities safe. He plans to advocate for improved funding for local security initiatives and community policing—ensuring that safety measures are both preventive and community-driven.
Environmental Protection and Waste Management
Urban expansion and market activities in Ona-Ara have brought environmental challenges. Ajala aims to promote laws that address waste management, protect water sources, and encourage green initiatives. Through partnerships with local councils and private investors, he seeks to make Ona-Ara a cleaner, healthier, and more liveable constituency.
Bridging the Gap Between Government and the People
For Ajala, effective representation is rooted in accessibility. His vision includes consistent engagement with community leaders, youth groups, artisans, and market women. By maintaining open communication channels and hosting quarterly “People’s Parliament” sessions, Ajala intends to make governance participatory—where policies are shaped by the people’s voices.
As Ona-Ara looks to 2027, the question is not just who will represent the constituency, but who will listen, legislate, and lead with sincerity.
Hon. Wale Ajala stands ready to embody that promise—one of inclusive governance, youth-driven progress, and sustainable development for all.
