Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, known as Yayi, chairs the Senate Committee on Appropriations in the 10th Senate and has overseen the passage of three consecutive appropriation acts: the N28.77 trillion 2024 Appropriation Act (signed 1 January 2024), the N54.99 trillion 2025 Appropriation Act (passed February 2025), and the N68.32 trillion 2026 Appropriation Act (passed March 2026). His single most consequential bill as senator for Ogun West — the Federal University of Technology, Ilaro (Establishment) Act — was signed into law by President Tinubu on 22 May 2025, upgrading a 44-year-old federal polytechnic; the bill had previously passed both chambers in the 9th Senate but did not receive presidential assent. Constituency delivery, while largely reported through pro-government outlets and not independently verified by Tracka or BudgIT at the project level, includes reported road rehabilitation, health centre construction, school refurbishment, and empowerment schemes across Ogun West, at a time when Ogun State received the highest per-state constituency project allocation (N8.44 billion) in the 2025 ZIP budget. The record carries a question of transparency: Adeola moved the privilege motion that led to the three-month Senate suspension of Senator Abdul Ningi in March 2024, after Ningi alleged N3.7 trillion in budget insertions by the legislature — an episode that drew external scrutiny of the appropriations process, though no independent investigation has sustained Ningi's specific figures. No EFCC or ICPC charge or arraignment is on record against Adeola. The overall record is above average on legislative output and budget stewardship, with constituency delivery reported but not fully independently verified.