Adeleke Criticizes Court Ruling on Party Deregistration

Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke condemned the Federal High Court's ruling that deregistered five political parties, asserting that it contravened an existing order from the Court of Appeal. In a statement issued from Osogbo, Adeleke's spokesperson, Olawal Rashe Adeleke, emphasized that the Court of Appeal had already ordered a stay on the matter.
The governor expressed surprise that the lower court proceeded with its judgment despite the ongoing appellate proceedings, which are set to be heard on May 22, 2026. Adeleke urged the public to remain calm, asserting confidence that the appellate court would resolve the situation in favor of the Accord Party.
He reassured the people of Osun that their rights would be upheld and that the party would participate in the upcoming elections scheduled for August 15th. The governor called for unity and mobilization among supporters, indicating that the party would not be distracted and would win the forthcoming governorship election.
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