Accord denies endorsing Tinubu, backs Adeleke for Osun poll
The Accord party has rejected claims that it has endorsed Bola Tinubu for any upcoming election. The party’s leadership emphasized its commitment to supporting Ademola Adeleke as the candidate for the Osun State governorship race. Accord’s National Chairman, Maxwell Mgbudem, clarified the party’s stance during a press conference, addressing recent controversies and internal disputes. The party also dismissed reports of a leadership crisis, reaffirming its unity and focus.
What we know
- The Accord party stated it has not endorsed Bola Tinubu and remains focused on supporting Ademola Adeleke for the Osun governorship election on August 15, 2026.
- Maxwell Mgbudem emphasized that any official endorsement would be publicly announced by the party.
- The party addressed controversy over a billboard featuring both Tinubu and Adeleke, which sparked disputes between the APC and Adeleke’s supporters.
- Accord’s chairman dismissed claims of a leadership crisis, stating there is no faction or court order favoring expelled member Christopher Imumolen.
- The party described itself as a growing force in Nigerian politics and reiterated its commitment to upcoming elections.
