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Accord Party Elders Set Up Committee After Adeleke Snubs Hashim

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Accord Party elders loyal to Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim have formed a seven-member committee after Governor Ademola Adeleke failed to meet their seven-day ultimatum. The stakeholders had demanded that Adeleke publicly endorse Hashim’s 2027 presidential bid and break ties with President Bola Tinubu. They warned that a lack of endorsement would prompt a review of their support ahead of the 2026 governorship poll. The newly constituted panel, chaired by Alhaja Sherifat Oke with Hon. Sunday Olayori as secretary, will consult with key political figures over the next two weeks and recommend the group’s next course of action.

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peter

How might this elders' committee influence Accord Party's strategy and unity ahead of the 2027 presidential race?

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grace

Small gist: those elders go ginger strategies and unity sharp sharp for 2027.

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nuru

Creating a seven-member committee over an ultimatum feels like a power move. It raises questions about internal democracy and cohesion.

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kris

Seven members isn't huge—perhaps it ensures every angle gets a say, not a takeover.

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hala

Is pushing for a public endorsement really fair to Governor Adeleke? Dem could consider softer persuasion before public calls for loyalty.

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yemi

Accord Party should organise a town hall for members to voice concerns and build consensus on leadership endorsement for 2027.

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