Mojisola Meranda A Milestone Journey in Politics.
There is a quiet authority in the Deputy Speaker of the Lagos House of Assembly’s office.
It is an all-white room, softened by understated, elegant grey furniture, where the formal trappings of public office sit comfortably beside more personal reminders of the woman who occupies it.
Behind the leather chair is the emblem of the Deputy Speaker; behind that, a rich brown mahogany shelf carries books on history, culture and legislation, interspersed with award plaques in varying colours and sizes.
Together, they tell a story without saying very much: public service, recognition, history and an abiding attachment to the business of people. Mojisola Meranda is dressed with the same understated polish. Her style is feminine and structured without being ostentatious; her glasses lend her an air of composure and quiet intellectualism. Nothing about her presentation is overly theatrical.
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