
Accord Party Rejects Imumolen's Support for APC Candidate, Backs Adeleke
The Accord Party in Osun State rejects Christopher Imumolen's claim of supporting the APC candidate. They stand firm with Ademola Adeleke as their official candidate.
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The Accord Party in Osun State rejects Christopher Imumolen's claim of supporting the APC candidate. They stand firm with Ademola Adeleke as their official candidate.

Two people were killed and six kidnapped in Katsina's Bakori area. This attack is part of a troubling trend of violence in the region.

Festus Keyamo has directed aviation agencies to work with airlines on payment plans for unpaid TSC charges following disruptions caused by unions.

A fight between farmers and herders in Niger State resulted in four injuries. The clash was sparked by cattle grazing on a farmer's soybean field.

Accord Party candidate Ladi Adebayo intends to report Senator Fadahunsi to international bodies over alleged threats made during a rally. Adebayo sees these remarks as dangerous.

The police arrested Sanda Aliyu while he was trying to buy an AK-47 for a kidnapping gang. Investigations are underway to uncover more suspects.

Many Nigerians are at risk as innovations fail to reach rural areas. Experts highlight the importance of ensuring that development policies truly benefit those in need.

Air Peace and United Nigeria Airlines experienced major flight disruptions after union action. Thousands of passengers were affected as operations were suspended.

Osun State is bracing for another political showdown as Governor Adeleke aims for reelection. With 14 parties on the ballot, tensions are high amid calls for peace.

Iwo residents express their thoughts on Governor Adeleke's administration as the Osun State election approaches. They discuss development and unfulfilled promises.

Chris Imumolen, the factional chairman of the Accord Party, has announced support for Bola Oyebamiji of the APC, urging members to vote for him in the upcoming election.

Femi Kuti argues that Nigeria's main issues are rooted in corruption rather than President Tinubu. He criticizes the judiciary for failing to prevent corrupt leaders from gaining power.