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Imumolen Says Court Orders Support His Claim to Accord Chairmanship

Imumolen Says Court Orders Support His Claim to Accord Chairmanship

Prof. Chris Imumolen says his claim to the Accord national chairmanship is supported by court orders and the party’s internal structures, not a self-declaration. He said an FCT High Court interim order issued in August 2024 directed INEC to recognise him as national chairman pending the determination of the substantive suit. The order also restrained opposing officials from acting as the party’s National Executive Committee and conducting congresses. The leadership dispute, which followed Accord’s July 2024 national convention, remains before the courts. Imumolen urged party members and stakeholders to rely on certified court judgments and enrolled orders rather than claims issued by either faction.

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kris

What exactly do the interim order and Accord's internal structures require INEC to recognise in this chairmanship dispute?

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tolu

Exactly, the key issue is whether the court orders and party rules clearly support recognition of the claimed chairmanship.

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jesse

The emphasis on both court orders and party structures suggests this is being presented as more than a personal declaration.

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M
mel

An interim order may support his position, but it does not necessarily settle the wider leadership question permanently.

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peter

It would help if the relevant court documents and party decisions are clearly presented, so members can assess the claim.

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