Osun Accord members protest unpaid N50m campaign fund
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Governor Ademola Adeleke...Photo Credit: X/ Ademola Adeleke Members and supporters of the Accord party in Osun State have accused party leaders of shortchanging them over the N50m mobilisation fund allegedly released for the recent PBAT Door-to-Door Movement programme in the state. However, an aide to Governor Ademola Adeleke, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of being rebuked, said a support group he mobilised for the event had not received any money.
Context & Background
✦The organisers decided to split the mobilisation between the APC and Accord.” “Till now, Accord leaders are yet to pay us, nor explain the reason for the delay,” he said on Saturday.
Key Figures & Named Entities
Sunday:Sunday PUNCH gathered that the fund, earmarked for mobilising various support groups within the party, was allegedly not disbursed to many who participated in the programme.Saturday:One of the organisers of the event, who spoke with our correspondent on condition of anonymity on Saturday, disclosed that N100m was budgeted for mobilising different interest groups within the All Progressives Congress and Accord for the inauguration programme.Saturday:The organisers decided to split the mobilisation between the APC and Accord.” “Till now, Accord leaders are yet to pay us, nor explain the reason for the delay,” he said on Saturday.
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✦Governor Ademola Adeleke...Photo Credit: X/ Ademola Adeleke Members and supporters of the Accord party in Osun State have accused party leaders of shortchanging them over the N50m mobilisation fund allegedly released for the recent PBAT Door-to-Door Movement programme in the state.
✦However, an aide to Governor Ademola Adeleke, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of being rebuked, said a support group he mobilised for the event had not received any money.
✦The organisers decided to split the mobilisation between the APC and Accord.” “Till now, Accord leaders are yet to pay us, nor explain the reason for the delay,” he said on Saturday.
Key Facts:Sunday: Sunday PUNCH gathered that the fund, earmarked for mobilising various support groups within the party, was allegedly not disbursed to many who participated in the programme.Saturday: One of the organisers of the event, who spoke with our correspondent on condition of anonymity on Saturday, disclosed that N100m was budgeted for mobilising different interest groups within the All Progressives Congress and Accord for the inauguration programme.Saturday: The organisers decided to split the mobilisation between the APC and Accord.” “Till now, Accord leaders are yet to pay us, nor explain the reason for the delay,” he said on Saturday.Sunday: Meanwhile, the Osun State Coordinator of the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, Timothy Olanrewaju, told Sunday PUNCH on Friday that the mobilisation funds had been disbursed.
Editorial Excerpt
Members and supporters of the Accord party in Osun State have accused party leaders of shortchanging them over the N50m mobilisation fund allegedly released for the recent PBAT Door-to-Door Movement programme in the state.
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Governor Ademola Adeleke...Photo Credit: X/ Ademola Adeleke Members and supporters of the Accord party in Osun State have accused party leaders of shortchanging them over the N50m mobilisation fund allegedly released for the recent PBAT Door-to-Door Movement programme in the state.
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However, an aide to Governor Ademola Adeleke, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of being rebuked, said a support group he mobilised for the event had not received any money.
What timeline or key figures were confirmed?
Sunday PUNCH gathered that the fund, earmarked for mobilising various support groups within the party, was allegedly not disbursed to many who participated in the programme.
