Adeleke's plans to join the All Progressives Congress faced opposition.
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Updated Aug 31
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What happened
Adeleke's plans to join the All Progressives Congress faced opposition.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.APC official visited Adeleke regarding his plans to join the party.1 source
Opposition emerged regarding Ademola Adeleke's potential move to the APC.1 source
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Political activity in Osun State saw statements made and expected party members joining the All Progressives Congress.Also in this story
- APC seeks support in Ile-Ife and Osun State election, with Wale Ojo serving as the Campaign Council Director.
- Political parties are operating in Osogbo during the election period.
- Ademola Adeleke warned against the All Progressives Congress winning the upcoming elections.
- Ademola Adeleke responded to political violence that occurred in the town of Esa-Oke.
The entities involved
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Ademola Adeleke
Nigerian politician and Governor of Osun State
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All Progressives Congress
Nigerian political party
Related events
- INEC declared Ademola Adeleke the winner of the election after he contested on the Accord platform and defeated the APC candidate.
- Ademola Adeleke moved to the Accord Party, while the All Progressives Congress secured polling unit wins in Osun State.
- INEC declared Ademola Adeleke the winner of the election, where he was the APC candidate.
- In 1995, the Peoples Democratic Party and All Progressives Congress denied responsibility for legal actions and petitions against Ademola Adeleke.
- Adeleke's aide and factions within the Accord Party are involved in developments related to the ongoing political situation.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- thisdaylive.com
- tribuneonlineng.comAPC’s 12 years incomparable to Adeleke’s three and half — Bamidele