Supporters of politician Hashim have cautioned Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke against actions they claim could weaken the Accord Party, urging political leaders to preserve the party’s unity and democratic principles. The group alleged that recent political developments have raised concerns among members about the future of the party and called on all stakeholders to avoid decisions that could trigger internal divisions or undermine the organization’s structure. According to the supporters, political parties play a vital role in strengthening democracy and should be guided by fairness, respect for due process, and inclusive leadership. They warned against repeating experiences that have contributed to crises within other political parties, stressing that internal disagreements should be resolved through dialogue, consultation, and adherence to the party’s constitution. The group also appealed to party leaders and members to prioritize reconciliation and collective interests over personal ambitions, noting that unity remains essential for political stability and future electoral success. They maintained that preserving confidence among party members requires transparent decision-making and equal opportunities for participation at every level of the organization. Political observers noted that internal debates and leadership disagreements are common within political parties, particularly as preparations for future elections gradually gather pace. They emphasized that effective conflict resolution mechanisms are necessary to prevent disputes from escalating and affecting party cohesion. While Governor Adeleke has not publicly responded to the concerns raised by the supporters, the development has generated discussion within political circles regarding party administration and internal democracy. Stakeholders continue to encourage peaceful engagement and constructive dialogue as the best approach to resolving differences and strengthening democratic institutions ahead of future political contests.
