 A witness to some of the policies to limit the career of Africans in government service, he promoted the cause of Africans in the civil service and sought increases and advancement of Africans in the service.He also advocated the creation of more primary schools, reduction of regional inequality in cocoa grading and the abolition of many provincial courts.Adeniyi-Jones played an important role as a financier and president of a few companies formed in the late 1920s and 1930s.