NDC Candidate • 2027 General Elections
People-centred representation. Youth empowerment. Agriculture. Education. Opportunity.
Tomorrow’s politics begins today.
Homegrown. Experienced. Committed to people-centred representation for Yewa North and Imeko-Afon.
Oluwadara Kehinde (Akan) is the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate for the Yewa North/Imeko-Afon Federal Constituency in the 2027 general elections. Many constituents still know him as Akan — his former name — and he remains rooted in Owode Ketu and Ayetoro.
He is a Chartered Accountant (ICAN), a member of the Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM), and a professional with experience in cybersecurity governance, risk and compliance. He brings about a decade of Ogun State civil service experience under the Office of the Accountant General, plus international exposure from work in Washington, DC.
His people-centred development agenda focuses on youth empowerment, agriculture, entrepreneurship, education and economic opportunity. Representation must go beyond occupying a seat at the National Assembly — the mandate must attract opportunities, influence policy, and champion issues that affect constituents every day.
“The people must not only hear from their representative during elections; they must feel represented throughout the tenure.”
At the National Assembly, he will use legislative advocacy, oversight and continuous constituency engagement to push infrastructure, economic development, youth opportunity and rural welfare.
Five pillars for sustainable opportunity across Yewa North and Imeko-Afon.
Expand skills acquisition, employment, entrepreneurship support, digital and IT training, and intervention programmes. Young people should have a voice in governance — not only be mobilised at election time.
Farming remains a major livelihood. Advocate for modern practices, processing, value addition, and better opportunities for grassroots farmers and agribusiness.
Support small businesses through grants, training and intervention programmes so local traders, artisans and startups can grow and create jobs.
Prioritise vocational training, digital education, IT skills and practical learning pathways for the modern economy.
Regular engagement with constituents. Legislative advocacy, oversight and transparency so the office attracts development all year round.
Push infrastructure, economic development and rural welfare so communities across both LGAs feel the benefits of federal representation.
Oluwadara Kehinde (Akan) will deploy legislative advocacy, oversight and continuous constituency engagement to open doors for constituents, attract development and create sustainable opportunities. Youth representation is not only about age — it is about fresh ideas, energy and real pathways for the next generation.
A lawmaker who uses the office to amplify voices — not only during elections, but throughout the tenure.
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