Prof Christopher Imumolen, a former presidential aspirant of the Accord Party, has revealed that the party was experiencing internal crisis before Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State joined the party. Imumolen made this disclosure during an interview on Channels Television’s ‘The Morning Brief’ program, where he discussed the ongoing internal political issues within the party.

According to Imumolen, he has been addressing these internal issues for some time, including taking the matter to court. He stated that the party has been dealing with problems at its secretariat, where members have been fighting to resolve their differences. Imumolen explained that the party had chosen not to publicly disclose these internal struggles, but he has been speaking out about them through various interviews and publications.

Imumolen emphasized that the party’s internal conflicts predated Governor Adeleke’s defection and that the current efforts to address these issues are aimed at saving the party’s reputation and ensuring its stability. He reiterated that the party is taking steps to maintain its integrity, regardless of Adeleke’s involvement.

The Accord Party has been facing internal wranglings, which have sparked concerns about its future. Imumolen’s comments provide insight into the party’s ongoing struggles and its efforts to resolve them. As the party navigates these challenges, it remains to be seen how the situation will unfold and what impact it will have on the party’s trajectory.

The internal crisis within the Accord Party is not an isolated incident, as many political parties in Nigeria face similar challenges. The ability of the party to address its internal issues and maintain stability will be crucial in determining its success in future elections. With the party’s leadership working to resolve its differences, the coming days will be critical in shaping the party’s future direction.