Nigeria — Accord Party & Nigeria — People s Redemption Party

Nigeria — Accord Party: Nigeria — Accord Party was one of the five parties deregistered and subsequently restored by the Court of Appeal, allowing it to continue political activities.

Nigeria — People s Redemption Party: Nigeria — People s Redemption Party was restored to legal status following the Court of Appeal decision.

Nigeria — Accord Party: Nigeria — Accord Party is one of the five parties ordered deregistered; status pending appeal.

Nigeria — People s Redemption Party: APP is among the deregistered parties; its leader Ikenga Ugochinyere condemned the ruling.

Nigeria — Accord Party: The Nigeria — Accord Party is mentioned as the party Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke defected to, providing context for the wave of defections in Nigerian politics.

Nigeria — People s Redemption Party: The Nigeria — People s Redemption Party (PRP) is the party Bala Mohammed was rumored to be joining, a claim which his media aide has strongly denied. The PRP's publicity secretary in Nigeria — Bauchi State made the initial statement that sparked the controversy.