Denied for Too Long: Akure North’s Fight for Equity and Representation

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For far too long, Akure North Local Government Area has remained on the margins of political relevance—neglected, sidelined, and unfairly treated by those elected to represent the Akure South and North Federal Constituency.

Despite its population strength, strategic importance, and loyal participation in the democratic process, Akure North has consistently been denied its rightful representation in the House of Representatives. This persistent exclusion raises a fundamental question: why has Akure North always been left behind?

The answer lies in two painful realities—failed political leadership and prolonged complacency. Across party lines—PDP, APC, and other political platforms—Akure North has been taken for granted, used during elections, and abandoned afterward.

This injustice must end.
The people of Akure North can no longer afford silence or indifference. The era of political neglect is sustained only when the oppressed accept it. Now is the time to rise, speak with one voice, and demand fairness.

To the sons and daughters of Akure North—this is your moment. Unity is no longer optional; it is essential. We must rally behind credible leadership, leaders who understand our struggles, share our aspirations, and are committed to putting Akure North first.

Akure North must produce the next Member of the House of Representatives for Akure South and North Federal Constituency.

This is not a request—it is a legitimate demand rooted in equity, justice, and democratic balance.
Let us break free from decades of political marginalization.

Let us reject the shackles of neglect and chart a bold new course for our people.

The future belongs to Akure North—and the time to claim it is now.


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