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NHRC Seeks Probe of Senator Fadahunsi Over Viral ‘Kill Accord With Votes’ Remark

NHRC Seeks Probe of Senator Fadahunsi Over Viral ‘Kill Accord With Votes’ Remark — 1 of 2
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The National Human Rights Commission has called for the suspension, arrest and investigation of Senator Francis Fadahunsi over a viral video in which he was accused of threatening members of the Accord Party. The controversy comes days before the August 15 Osun State governorship election. In the video recorded in Ilesa, Fadahunsi reportedly used the word “killing” while addressing supporters, sparking concerns about intimidation and election-related violence. The Osun State Police Command invited the senator for questioning, and he reportedly appeared before officers in Osogbo. Fadahunsi said his remarks were not a call for physical violence, explaining that he meant the Accord Party should be defeated with votes. The incident has renewed calls for political leaders and parties to avoid inflammatory language and protect voters’ right to participate freely and safely in the election.

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jayjay

What should a credible investigation establish first: the full video context, the exact wording, or whether anyone in Accord faced a direct threat?

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hala

Agreed. Reviewing the complete footage and precise statement first gives any investigation a fair starting point.

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lily

With the Osun governorship election so close, allegations involving political threats can easily deepen tension among supporters.

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kemi

Calling for action is understandable, but suspension or arrest should still follow a careful review of the viral video and relevant evidence.

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olivia

The commission should preserve the original footage, hear from the senator and Accord members, then publish clear findings to reduce speculation.

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