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'If We See Any Accord Party Member, We’ll Kill Them,' Osun APC Senator Fadahunsi Tells Supporters Ahead Of Saturday's Election

'If We See Any Accord Party Member, We’ll Kill Them,' Osun APC Senator Fadahunsi Tells Supporters Ahead Of Saturday's Election In the video, Fadahunsi is heard telling his supporters that Accord Party members should be attacked if they are seen in the area before the election.

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Osun APC Senator Francis Fadahunsi has threatened to kill any members of the Accord Party he sees before the upcoming election on August 15. In a video obtained by SaharaReporters, Fadahunsi addressed his supporters in Ilesa, Osun State, telling them to attack and kill any Accord Party members they encounter. Fadahunsi questioned his supporters about alleged killings by the APC and vowed that if they see any Accord Party members, they would be killed till the day of the election.

He also warned chiefs supporting the Accord Party, declaring that Ijesa land would not contain such chiefs and warned of an "eye for an eye" response. The threat comes amid heightened political tensions in Osun State and the possibility of violence during the governorship election.

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