Accord Party Chairman Denies Factionalism Amidst Leadership Crisis in Nigeria
The Chairman of the Accord Party, Maxwell Mgbudem, refutes claims of factionalism within the party and dismisses leadership crisis rumors. He accuses former presidential candidate Prof. Christoph Imumolen of spreading misinformation and engaging in anti-party activities.
Meanwhile, Ademola Adeleke emerges as the People Democratic Party's governorship candidate in Osun State, with Imumolen challenging the legitimacy of his nomination. The party remains focused on the upcoming elections, including the Osun governorship poll and the 2027 general elections, urging the public to disregard false claims and move forward.
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