Osun Accord Party Warns Against Sharing NIN with Alleged APC Agents

The Accord Party in Osun State, led by State Chairman Pastor Victor Akande, has issued a warning to residents to be cautious about sharing their National Identification Number (NIN) with individuals allegedly linked to the All Progressives Congress (APC). The party advised residents to resist any requests for sensitive personal data, describing such actions as suspicious.

Akande alleged that APC agents are using deceptive tactics to harvest personal information from unsuspecting members of the public. The Accord Party stressed that legitimate political engagement does not require citizens to submit sensitive data like NIN.

Residents are urged to report any incidents to relevant authorities, including security agencies and regulatory institutions. The party reaffirmed its commitment to respecting citizens' rights and protecting personal data.

The warning comes amidst allegations of previous economic hardships in the state linked to political actions. Accord Party calls for increased vigilance to prevent potential exploitation of identities for criminal activities.