Osun lawmaker reverses resignation from Accord Party after brief exit
Rabiu Atanda, representing Iwo State Constituency in the Osun State House of Assembly, withdrew his resignation from the Accord Party just hours after initially leaving. The resignation letter, which circulated on social media, lacked a date and signature, sparking widespread discussion. Atanda reaffirmed his support for Governor Ademola Adeleke and stated his commitment to the party. His Personal Assistant, Adewale Adigun, suggested ongoing internal disputes regarding the party ticket for future elections.
Key takeaways
- Rabiu Atanda initially resigned from the Accord Party, but reversed his decision within hours.
- The resignation letter was undated and unsigned, leading to speculation and reactions online.
- Atanda appeared in a video with the governor’s spokesperson and the Speaker, confirming his continued membership in the Accord Party and support for Governor Ademola Adeleke.
- Adewale Adigun, Atanda’s aide, insisted that securing the party ticket for the Iwo State Constituency in the 2027 elections is crucial for Atanda’s continued membership.
- Attempts to contact Atanda directly were unsuccessful as calls and messages went unanswered.
