The newly elected lawmaker began his educational career at Ayoka Memorial Nursery and Primary School for his elementary education and completed it at Osupa Baptist Day School, both in Ogbomoso between 1978 and 1984.
Having completed his primary education, Hon. Ogundele Johnson Akintola proceeded to popular secondary schools in Ogbomos land, Baptist Secondary Grammar School and Ogbomoso Grammar School for his secondary education 1984-1989 and 1989-1990 respectively.
In 1995, the Oyo State House of Assembly member-elect got admission into the prestigious University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos State to study Political Science. He graduated in 1999 with Bachelor of Science Honours.
Hon. Akintola went further to Lagos State University (LASU) to obtain his Master’s Degree in Public Administration.
He has served in different capacities; he worked as a Documentary Officer (National Service) at the Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Limited, (NAHCO) Muritala International Airport, Ikeja Lagos, Personal Assistant to the Chairman, Federal Institute of Industrial Research, Oshodi, Lagos State and Special Assistant to two Oyo State governors on Due Process.
Hon. Ogundele Johnson Akintola is the Managing Director, Ogundele Farm, Fapote, Ogbomoso.
He has attended workshops, seminars and training of various kinds including Training on Master Life, Antioch Baptist, Techgrade Consulting Workshop on “Estimating, Tendering and Contract Administration for Engineering Projects” at Chelsea Hotel Abuja and Supreme Management Training at Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort, Mombasa, Kenya on Project Resources Management.
With his level of education, exposure and wealth of experience, Hon. Ogundele Johnson Akintola is poised to make not only meaningful but positive and progressive contributions to the debates and discussions of bills and motions at the floor of the 10th Oyo State House of Assembly for the progress of Oyo State.
Hon. Akintola received his Certificate of Return on Wednesday from the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC), where he assured the people of Oriire state constituency a quality representation.
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