Ajagunna Oluwasolape A. is a dedicated public servant with a strong background in education, communication, and community development. Born on 25 December, she is currently serving as the Supervisory Councillor for Education in Coker-Aguda LCDA. She is known for her passion for youth development, women empowerment, and impactful public service.

She began her academic journey at K. Kotun Memorial School, completing her primary education in 2005. She attended Queens College, Yaba, Lagos (2005–2010), and later Fountain Heights Secondary School, Surulere, Lagos (2010–2012) for her secondary education.

She holds a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Mass Communication from Covenant University (2012–2016) and a Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in Psychology from the University of Lagos (2025). She also possesses both the Senior and Junior West African School Certificates.

Oluwasolape has built a diverse professional portfolio across education, media, and corporate communication. She served as Supervisory Councillor for Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation in Coker-Aguda LCDA from 2022 to 2025, where she led impactful initiatives targeting vulnerable groups.

Her professional experience includes roles as Event Coordinator/Administrative Assistant at Grange School, Ikeja (2021–2022), Administrative Assistant (2018–2022), Marketing Officer and Public Relations Personnel at Maxtivity Family Entertainment Center (2018), and Trainee News Editor during her NYSC at the Nigerian Chronicle, Calabar (2017). She also worked with Harafban Group (2016–2017) as Public Relations Personnel and gained early career experience at Lagos Traffic FM (2015) and Lagos Television (2014).

She currently serves as the Supervisory Councillor for Education, continuing her commitment to policy implementation, educational development, and community engagement.

She is an active member of the Feminist Coalition (FemCo) and Stand to End Rape (STER), where she contributes to advocacy and social impact initiatives. Her community involvement includes volunteering in seminars, conferences, and outreach programmes, as well as supporting poverty alleviation initiatives and youth and women empowerment programmes. She has also provided internal communications support for nonprofit organisations.

Oluwasolape enjoys photography, reading, and public speaking. She is driven by a strong commitment to education, gender equality, and community development, leveraging communication and leadership as tools for sustainable social impact.