Imumolen Criticizes Adeleke's Nomination in Accord Party, Backs Kolawole for Osun Governorship

Imumolen, a former presidential candidate and faction nation chairman of the Accord Party, has criticized the nomination of Governor Ademola Adeleke as the party's governorship candidate for the 2027 election in Osun State, labeling it illegal. Imumolen backs Clement Kolawole as the authentic candidate, claiming his emergence followed a legitimate primary election.
The leadership crisis within the party stems from a national convention where Imumolen contested against Maxwell for the position of national chairman. Despite losing, Imumolen's faction continues to assert control over the party's caretaker committee.
Legal actions have been taken to clarify the party's leadership legitimacy, with the court eventually directing INEC to recognize the faction led by Imumolen. Adeleke's move to become the candidate was seen as an effort to challenge the party's established leadership, leading to the ongoing internal challenges within the party.
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