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Electoral Violence
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Amnesty International to Shame Senator Fadahunsi Globally Over Election Threats
Amnesty International intends to shame Senator Francis Fadahunsi globally after he was recorded inciting violence against members of the Accord Party.
Accord Party Urges EU Intervention to Prevent Osun Election Violence
The Accord Party has called on the European Union to intervene in Osun State, warning that preemptive diplomatic action is required to prevent political violence ahead of Saturday's gubernatorial election.
Accord Party Demands Action Against Senator Fadahunsi Over Alleged Threats Ahead of Osun Poll
The Accord Party has requested the prosecution of Senator Francis Adenigba Fadahunsi, alleging he incited violence against its members ahead of the Osun state governorship election.
Youth Coalition Urges IGP and INEC to Tackle Election Violence in Osun
A youth advocacy group is demanding that authorities hold those inciting violence in Osun State accountable ahead of the August 15 governorship election.
Osun Governorship Election: Politicians Warned Against Violence by IPAC Chairman
IPAC Chairman Yusuf Dantalle has condemned the rising electoral violence in Osun State, warning politicians against harming the citizens they seek to govern ahead of the August 15 poll.
Osun Gubernatorial Race: Civil Society Groups Demand Commitment to Democratic Integrity
A coalition of civil society organizations has called on political parties in Osun State to ensure a peaceful environment for the August 15 governorship election by rejecting violence and inflammatory rhetoric.
Oba of Lagos Advises Against Electoral Violence Ahead of 2027
Oba Rilwan Akiolu of Lagos has called on Nigerian youth to reject electoral violence while predicting a landslide victory for President Bola Tinubu in the upcoming 2027 elections.
Police Chief Warns Against Violence as Osun Election Deaths Mount
Inspector General of Police Tunji Disu has issued a stern warning against election-related violence in Osun State following reports of 20 deaths, demanding that political actors cease illegal activities.