Kemi Adegoke selected for Dulwich & West Norwood
Kemi Adegoke lives in the Dulwich & West Norwood constituency
Kemi Adegoke, a local conservative activist has been selected by the Dulwich and West Norwood Conservatives to fight Tessa Jowell at the next General Election.
Wimbledon-born Kemi has an Engineering Degree from the University of Sussex and is currently studying for a law degree part-time at Birkbeck College. She is a Chartered Member of the British Computer Society and currently works as a systems analyst at the RBS group.
Kemi is active in the local community as a school governor at St. Thomas the Apostle College in Peckham and at Jubilee Primary school in Tulse Hill. She takes a keen interest in housing, education and youth issues in South London and apart from her activities as a school governor, is also a board member of Charlton Triangle Housing Association. She also teaches chess to pupils at the Bishop Challoner School For Girls in Tower Hamlets in her spare time.
Kemi says: “It is a privilege to get the chance to chance to fight an election and hopefully represent my local area in parliament. I live in one of the most deprived boroughs in the country and believe that we need someone who actually lives in the area and who understands what is happening locally to represent our interests in Westminster.”
Dear kemi, i wish you every success in your efforts and in your aspirations to become a member of parliament under the conservative party. I applaud your efforts and i could see from your background that you have an impressive CV as well.Although i’m a staunch labour supporter but i can’t help but have admiration for a fellow nigerian who beliefs so much in family values and the basic norms and values of society. However i will be happy if after serving in the british parliament if elected, you can take your wealth of experience and put it into good use in your father land as the country needs people like you to move the country forward.