Fakunle Sheriff Ekundayo is the editor at Project 3:16 Metro, an online news platform for rural and urban areas.

He is also the Principal Partner and Editor-in-Chief at Project 3:16 metro Newspaper.

His youth advocacy and academic drive has made him discover the need to bridge the gap between youths, communities and government institutions through his journal; Project 3:16 Metro. This he has also modified with the company’s website page, www.metro316.com.ng.

Fakunle Sheriff Ekundayo has written several handbooks for secondary schools, such as effective communication skills for Junior and Senior secondary schools. Story books such as ‘Omar and the Missing School Uniform’ (Specifically motivated by his experience at First Islamic English Education Foundation (FIEF) Okota- Lagos) and ‘Mr. Fakunle and the Busy Bees’ (Specifically influenced by his experiences at Givic College and Lin-Daves Secondary School, Ajegunle).

Now, he is writing his second novel titled, ‘Withered Roses and Bruised Thorns’. A man who has taken advantage of Ajegunle as a case study for his ‘authored’ narratives and ‘speaking’ oratorical skills, he has sworn to advocate, orientate and develop communities through practical talents monitoring and developmental programmes, as well as engage the ‘under-served’ teenagers in the slum on ‘Effective Reading Skills and Practical Talent Discovery and Development’. He has so far launched Project Save Ajegunle Youths (PSAY), Leaders Arise Network (LAN), and Read For Freedom (RFF) to manifest his communal desires.

Fakunle Sheriff Ekundayo has risen to the post of General Secretary at the National Youth Council of Nigeria, Ajeromi-Ifelodun Local Chapter. He is also the General Secretary of Aiyetoro Community 1, Aiyetoro- Apapa Lagos. Fakunle Sheriff Ekundayo was also Member of Parliament, 2nd Lagos State Youth Parliament, Lagos State House of Assembly (old hollow chamber), Alausa-Ikeja, where he represented Ajeromi-Ifelodun Constituency 2, from 2013 to 2015. He is now the Chief Press Secretary to the Executive Chairman of Ajeromi-Ifelodun Local Government, Hon. Fatai Adekunle Ayoola.