King Fajag Declares Bid for Second Term as President of Association Of Beauty Pageant, Fashion Parade And Exhibition Organisers Of Nigeria (ABPFEON).
The President of Association Of Beauty Pageant, Fashion Parade And Exhibition Organisers Of Nigeria (ABPFEON), Olufunsho Alexander Ajagbonna, popularly known as King Fajag, has officially declared his intention to seek a second term in office.
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His announcement was met with wide endorsement from major stakeholders in the beauty pageant industry, who commended his transformative leadership and commitment to repositioning the sector.
Since assuming office, King Fajag who is also the convener of the African Iconic Women Recognition Awards (AIWRA) and the Democracy Heroes Award has been credited with giving the pageant industry a new lease of life.
Under his leadership, cases of alleged harassment and exploitation of beauty queens have significantly declined, while many pageant winners have received their star prizes as promised by organisers.
Stakeholders noted that his administration has promoted transparency, accountability, and empowerment, restoring public confidence in the beauty pageant ecosystem.
Many industry players described him as a visionary leader who has helped redefine pageantry in Nigeria, bringing more credibility and professionalism into it.
As the organiser of the Face of Democracy Nigeria Beauty Pageant, King Fajag has also been praised for providing platforms for young women to develop their talents, pursue education, and become ambassadors of positive change.
His efforts have attracted more young women into the pageant world, helping to dispel the negative perceptions previously associated with the industry.
In his declaration speech, King Fajag expressed gratitude to his colleagues and partners for their trust and cooperation, pledging to consolidate on the achievements recorded so far. He assured that his next tenure would focus on further empowering beauty queens, expanding opportunities for organizers, and strengthening the ethical standards of the industry.
With growing endorsements across Nigeria’s entertainment and fashion communities, King Fajag’s re-election bid appears to enjoy strong momentum, signaling continuity for the reforms that have reshaped the nation’s pageantry landscape.
