Hon. Akin Alabi has launched a Pro-Bono legal service for residents of Egbeda/Ona Are Federal Constituency to help those in needs with access to better legal service. The core of the program will be the fight against Police brutality, harassment and illegal detentions.

Hon. Akin Alabi has hired a top legal firm in Ibadan to combat these issues, the law firm will inspect all detention areas and police stations within Egbeda/Ona Are to enforce the fundamental human rights of detainees within the consistency.


Outside Police brutality, the Pro Bono Service will also aid indigents that are defrauded in land cases, harassed by criminals and the issues of fundamental human rights.

During a visit to the Commissioner of Police to announce his intention for this program, Hon. Alabi stated that he is willing to represent his people on all matters, as a true representative of his people, it is time to represent them. The Commissioner then promised to do the best within his capacity to ensure success for everyone involved.


Explaining how it will work, Hon. Akin Alabi stated that hotlines will be provided on his Akinmeansbusiness social media accounts and a strong memo to his constituency office and Local Government offices for indigenes to know the numbers to call to enjoy this first of its kind service.

Akin Alabi won the election to represent Egbeda/Ona Are Federal constituency and was sworn in earlier in June.

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Jaymaxxy:
This is my own Representative. What's your Rep doing?

It seems we've gotten it right in Oyo State this time.

I agree with you.

Something is right with Oyo State.

Nice development if he can work the talks ...

Hunger and poverty is more dangerous than police brutality in Nigeria.

Why this is surely commendable, Akin Should be looking into poverty elevation schemes.

Iamgrey5:
Hunger and poverty is more dangerous than police brutality in Nigeria.

Why this is surely commendable, Akin Should be looking into poverty elevation schemes.

Akin just launched ₦250M poverty alleviation for Egbeda and Ona-Ara women. This would be spread for 4 years.

That said, I think people would appreciate this in the long run. The level of police brutality and "Ọmọ Onílè" issues around that axis is very alarming.