Adeleke’s move boosts Accord’s popularity nationwide
Senator Ademola Adeleke’s recent defection to Accord has sparked a significant increase in the party’s membership across Nigeria. The party’s National Chairman, Maxwell Mgbudem, highlighted the impact of Adeleke’s influence and addressed internal controversies during a press conference. He dismissed claims of factionalism and reaffirmed Accord’s unity. The party is positioning itself as a strong contender in the upcoming governorship election.
What we know
- Maxwell Mgbudem credited Senator Ademola Adeleke’s defection for attracting thousands of new members to Accord.
- The chairman denied any factionalisation within the party and emphasized its unity and growth.
- Former presidential candidate Christopher Imumolen was expelled, with Mgbudem accusing him of spreading misinformation and making false leadership claims.
- Mgbudem stated that Accord remains stable and focused on future elections, undistracted by internal disputes.
- He described Accord as the most peaceful and fastest-growing political party in Nigeria.
