Nigeria — Independent National Electoral Commission & Nigeria — Accord Party

Nigeria — Independent National Electoral Commission: Nigeria — Independent National Electoral Commission has fixed the governorship election for August 15, 2026, and is urged by the Osun Development Association to ensure a transparent, credible, and fair election.

Nigeria — Accord Party: Nigeria — Accord Party lawmakers called for the redeployment of CP Ibrahim due to alleged partisanship and ineffective response to political violence, claiming their members have been targeted.

Nigeria — Independent National Electoral Commission: The Nigeria — Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was ordered by the Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria to deregister several political parties, including the Nigeria — African Democratic Congress. INEC initially opposed this move, stating the parties met constitutional requirements, and later supported the application for a stay of execution by the Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal.

Nigeria — Accord Party: The Nigeria — Accord Party (AP) is among the political parties targeted for deregistration by the Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria. It is part of the appeal process at the Nigeria — Nigerian Courts of Appeal, which has stayed the execution of the deregistration order.

Nigeria — Accord Party: Nigeria — Accord Party held its primary election, where Ademola Adeleke was chosen as its candidate for the 2026 Nigeria — Osun State governorship election.

Nigeria — Accord Party: The Nigeria — Accord Party is rumored to be a potential new political platform for Ademola Adeleke after his resignation from the Nigeria — People s Democratic Party.

Nigeria — Accord Party: The Nigeria — Accord Party gained a prominent political figure, Ademola Adeleke, as its new member and potential gubernatorial candidate for the 2026 Nigeria — Osun State election.

Nigeria — Accord Party: Nigeria — Accord Party's candidate for the 2026 Osun governorship election is Ademola Adeleke.

Nigeria — Accord Party: The Nigeria — Accord Party gained 25 lawmakers in the Nigeria — Osun State House of Assembly, including the Speaker, strengthening its political position in the state.