- Political violence was reported in Osun State, prompting condemnations of electoral violence in the region.
- Contesting leadership and defections are underway ahead of the gubernatorial election in Osun State, involving Accord and the All Progressives Congress.
- The All Progressives Congress and African Action Congress are contesting the governorship election in Osun State.
- The ongoing Osun State governorship election features contests and town hall meetings involving key figures like Najeem Salaam and Ademola Adeleke.
Incumbent governor Ademola Adeleke contested the governorship poll at the Election Petition Tribunal site in Osogbo.
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What happened
Incumbent governor Ademola Adeleke contested the governorship poll at the Election Petition Tribunal site in Osogbo.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Osun State
state in Nigeria
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Ademola Adeleke
Nigerian politician and Governor of Osun State
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Accord
political party in Nigeria
Related events
- The Independent National Electoral Commission is involved in the Osun State election, where Ademola Adeleke is the governor.
- Joash Amupitan, as the chairman of the INEC, held briefings in Osogbo regarding the preparations for the governorship election in Osun State.
- Ademola Adeleke is the incumbent governor of Osun State, while Rauf Aregbesola emerged as national secretary of the African Democratic Congress.
- The Federal government and Bola Ahmed Tinubu are urged to intervene in worker issues in Osun State, following calls from the Nigeria Labour Congress.
- Ademola Adeleke, the governor of Osun State, is accused of political interference regarding state funds, involving the Nigerian Labour Congress and the All Progressives Congress.