Femi Akinlawon Media

04/07/2025

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  Prince Oluwafemi Akinlawon, a young grassroots politician in Ogun state has lauded Governor A

02/07/2025

Princess Oyinkansola Marks Another Year of Grace and Strength

Today, we celebrate a remarkable woman whose poise, compassion, and unwavering support have been a source of light to all who know her. Princess Oyinkansola’s dedication to family and community stands as an inspiration to everyone in Yewa North and beyond.

As you mark another year of life, may this new chapter bring you abundant joy, renewed strength, and every blessing your heart desires. Thank you for being a shining example of grace and excellence. Wishing you a truly wonderful birthday filled with love, laughter, and fulfillment.

Happy Birthday, Princess Oyinkansola!

01/07/2025

As we step into July 2025, my heartfelt prayer is that each of you finds renewal and fresh energy in everything you do.

May this month bring you strength for your dreams, clarity in your decisions, and joy in your daily journey. Together, let’s keep building a community where every voice matters and every effort moves us forward.

Remember: every new month is a new chance to grow, to serve, and to believe in a better tomorrow.

Happy New Month, Yewa North — let’s make it count!

— Prince Akinlawon Oluwafemi (Femi Nbo)

23/06/2025

Over the past few weeks, especially during a recent online youth forum, one question kept coming up: "Can lawmakers truly stay connected to the people once they’re elected?"

My answer has been simple and clear — Yes. They can. And they must.

In a functional democracy, the relationship between elected leaders and the people must be ongoing, not occasional. And that’s why I firmly believe in quarterly consultations between lawmakers and the constituents they serve.

Today in Nigeria, we face a serious challenge: a growing disconnect between those elected and those they represent. This communication gap breeds not only mistrust but resentment. People feel policies are made far away — for them, but never with them. That has to change.

The United Nations Development Programme and the Inter-Parliamentary Union have long emphasized the five pillars of legislative accountability: Information, Education, Communication, Consultation, and Participation. These aren’t mere buzzwords — they are blueprints for meaningful leadership. But here at home, we have too often abandoned these tools.

Our people don’t hear from us until election time. Consultation happens in big halls filled with selected few. Bills are introduced, and communities only learn of them when there’s outrage.

Let me say this clearly: I will not be that kind of representative.

If given the opportunity to serve the people of Yewa North Constituency 01, I will commit — not in theory, but in action — to quarterly town hall meetings. Not for photo-ops. Not for applause. But to genuinely listen, learn, and lead with the people.

Why quarterly? Because once a year isn’t enough. Because true democracy isn’t a ceremony — it’s a continuous conversation. Because real trust is not built on campaign posters, but on proximity, presence, and accountability.

The economy, the law, our institutions — these are the pillars of any progressive state. But without people’s participation, even the best laws will fall flat.

So I’m calling on all of us — especially the youth — to get involved, to ask questions, to demand that leaders don’t just speak for you but speak with you. Let’s redefine democracy as something we don’t just vote for, but something we live in every day.

This is not politics as usual. This is a movement to bring representation back to where it belongs — in the hands of the people.

Prince Akinlawon Oluwafemi (Femi Nbo)

14/06/2025

Honour Well Deserved!

I would like to express my warmest congratulations to the distinguished Member representing Yewa North/Imeko-Afon Federal Constituency and Chairman, House Committee on National Planning and Economic Development, Hon. Gboyega Nasir Isiaka (GNI), on his prestigious turbaning and conferment as the Seriki Adini of Yewaland.

This recognition is a testament to your years of service, integrity, and commitment to both faith and community development.

May your new role bring even greater blessings to Yewaland and inspire more purposeful leadership across our region.

Congratulations once again, sir.

— Prince Akinlawon Oluwafemi (Femi Nbo)

12/06/2025

"In a democracy, the voice of the people is the engine of progress."

And today, on this Democracy Day, I’m not just celebrating Nigeria — I’m reflecting on you, the people of Yewa North, whose voices have long echoed strength, resilience, and hope.

I remember walking through the dusty roads of Ijoun, sitting with elders under mango trees in Imasayi, and listening to traders in Ayetoro who work hard each day with nothing but faith in their hearts and strength in their hands. These are not just everyday moments — they are the soul of democracy. Our democracy.

We may not have everything we need yet, but what we have is priceless: our right to speak, to choose, to build a better tomorrow together.

That is why I’m running — not for power, but for purpose.
To be the voice of the everyday man.
To be the echo of the youth who feel unheard.
To bring the issues of our markets, schools, farms, and families into the halls where decisions are made.

I believe Yewa North deserves more than promises — we deserve results. And together, we can make democracy feel real again, not just every four years, but every single day.

Happy Democracy Day, Nigeria.
From the heart of a son of the soil who believes deeply in his people.

— Prince Akinlawon Oluwafemi (Femi Nbo)
Your Representative of the Masses, In Hope and In Truth

06/06/2025

https://fackt.com.ng/prince-akinlawon-extends-eid-al-adha-greetings-to-muslim-faithful-in-yewa-north-constituency-1/

  Prince Femi Akinlawon, a 2027 aspirant for the Yewa-North Constituency 1 seat in the Ogun Sta

06/06/2025

To Our Muslim Brothers and Sisters,
As we celebrate Eid al-Adha, we honor your faith, sacrifice, and the spirit of unity that strengthens our community.

This season is a powerful reminder that true leadership is rooted in humility, compassion, and service to others — values we hold dear as we work toward a greater Yewa North.

May Allah (SWT) accept your prayers and sacrifices, and may this Eid bring peace, blessings, and progress to every home.

Eid Mubarak from Prince Akinlawon Oluwafemi (Femi Nbo)

01/06/2025

New Month. New Momentum. New Mandate.

June is here — and with it comes another opportunity to move with purpose, lead with integrity, and build with the people.

This is not just another month on the calendar.
It’s a chapter. A chance. A call.
A call to everyone in Yewa North and beyond who still believes that progress is possible — and that leadership should listen, include, and deliver.

As we step into this month, I’m reminded of the vision behind our campaign:
To raise the standard of representation.
To give voice to our youth.
To create real opportunities through policies that work — not just promises that fade.

We’re not waiting for the future.
We’re building it — right now.

Let’s make June a month of bold steps and stronger connections. Let’s build the kind of leadership that reflects who we are and where we’re going.

Happy New Month!
— Prince Akinlawon Oluwafemi

29/05/2025

Happy Birthday, Your Excellency, Prince Dapo Abiodun, MFR.

Wishing you continued strength and wisdom as you mark another year. Your steady leadership has played a defining role in transforming Ogun State into an industrial hub, and your work speaks clearly for itself.

Thank you for your guidance in strengthening the party, and for being a mentor whose example means a lot to many of us.

Warmest wishes on your birthday, Sir.