Meet Temitola Adekunle-Johnson, the Special Adviser to the President on Job Creation and MSMEs.
From regulatory clarity to infrastructure deployment to capital markets to the structural reality of operating costs—his journey from 2015 through two administrations reveals how institutional learning actually works. And why government, when it listens, becomes an accelerant for enterprise.
Temitola Adekunle-Johnson, MFR sits in an office designed by government but occupied with the precision of someone who has spent eleven years—nearly a decade and counting—watching what happens when policy encounters the actual work of enterprise.
A Lagos native with deep roots in commerce, he came to government from the private sector with hands-on experience: he had owned and managed manufacturing operations, built food and beverage franchises, and understood from the ground up what it takes to move ideas into enterprises.
In 2015, that experience landed him the position of Special Assistant to the President on MSMEs
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