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Osun Guber: Adeleke inaugurates panels to probe violence allegations

The Osun State Government has inaugurated two investigative bodies to examine alleged violence and unlawful activities reported before and after the August 15, 2026 governorship election in the state. The panels were inaugurated on Wednesday at the Ministry of Justice Conference Hall, Abere, by the Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Oluwole Jimi-Bada, on behalf of Governor Ademola […]…

Osun Guber: Adeleke inaugurates panels to probe violence allegations

Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke addressed members of the Accord party in a stakeholders’ forum on Wednesday in Osogbo. The meeting aimed to discuss preparations for the upcoming National and State Assembly elections. After reviewing party strategies, the leadership warned members against supporting candidates from other political parties, citing reports of alleged anti-party activities involving some Accord members supporting candidates from the PDP, APM, APP, and APC.

The party emphasized that any member or leader found sponsoring, supporting, or working for candidates from other parties would face disciplinary actions. During the meeting, a committee was established to investigate constituencies where such activities were reported and recommend appropriate measures. Governor Adeleke acknowledged the loyalty and courage of party members, urging them to support their candidates and avoid anti-party activities.

He stressed the importance of an inclusive campaign, involving all sections of the party, for a successful outcome in the forthcoming elections.

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