What a man can do,
a woman can do better.
a woman can do better.
Barr. (Hon.) Barakat Odunuga-Bakare is standing for Lagos State House of Assembly, Surulere Constituency bringing transparency, accountability, development and hope home.
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Core values guiding this campaign
Our Vision for Surulere 1
Our vision is a Surulere Constituency 1 where every resident feels safe, has access to opportunities, and can trust that public decisions are made openly and fairly. Working with you, Barakat will focus on practical policies that improve daily life while planning for a better future for the next generation.
Key priority areas
A few examples of our work with the community
Stay close to the campaign on the ground. Here are a few of our next events:
- Ward listening forum – An open conversation with residents about priority issues and ideas for Surulere 1.
- Youth town hall – A focused discussion on jobs, skills, and how young people can shape state policies.
- Community clean-up and outreach – A day of service combining environmental action with voter engagement.
Full details, times, and new dates are updated regularly on the Events page.
Join the Campaign
This campaign belongs to the people of Surulere Constituency 1. You can volunteer on field activities, support with your skills, help spread verified information, or simply stay updated as we move forward. Every contribution counts, and we welcome you to be part of this journey.
Talk to the Campaign Assistant
Have a question about Barakat’s plans, a concern about your street, or an idea you want the campaign to hear? Our online assistant on the Talk page is available to explain our priorities, point you to the right information, and capture your feedback for the campaign team. You will also see short Yoruba phrases like “Àjùmọṣe” and “Àjùmọjẹ” celebrating working and sharing together – reminding us that progress is a joint effort.