In 2012, Kemi Adegoke stood for the Conservatives party in the London Assembly election where she was placed fifth on the London-wide list. In 2017, Kemi was elected as MP for the Saffron Walden constituency and became the first woman to represent that constituency.
Former Prime Minister, Theresa May, appointed Kemi Adegoke-Badenoch as the Conservative Party's Vice-Chair for Candidates in January 2018.
Today, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has appointed Olukemi Adegoke- Badenoch, aged 39, as Children and Families Minister.
Though Kemi was born in London but grew up in Nigeria where she finished her primary and secondary education and returned to the UK for her university education .
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