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Osun: ‘I’m worried about my life’ – Imumolen begs Gov Adeleke after endorsement of APC candidate

A factional leader of the Accord party, Prof Chris Imumolen, has cried out over an alleged threat to his life by supporters of the re-elected governor of Osun State, Ademola Adeleke. Imumolen, who endorsed the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, a day before the governorship election in the state, said he seeks no […] Osun: ‘I’m worried about my life’ – Imumolen begs Gov Adeleke…

Osun: ‘I’m worried about my life’ – Imumolen begs Gov Adeleke after endorsement of APC candidate

Prof Chris Imumolen, a factional leader of the Accord party, has expressed his fears for his life due to alleged threats from supporters of re-elected Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State. Despite endorsing Adeleke's APC candidate just before the state's governorship election, Imumolen insists he seeks no conflict and only justice.

He urges the governor to intervene and prevent any intimidation, harassment, or violence against him or his associates. Imumolen, not an Osun native, emphasizes his commitment to the Accord Party's development and democratic values. He clarifies that his political actions are not a personal declaration of war but a legitimate expression of opinion within democracy.

Imumolen warns that if any harm befalls him, his family, or associates, he urges the security and law-enforcement authorities to investigate promptly and transparently to identify the responsible party. He appeals to Governor Adeleke and political actors in Osun State to choose peace, restraint, and democratic engagement, asserting that no disagreement should justify violence or endanger human life.

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