The Accord Party has declared its confidence in winning the Osun State governorship election scheduled for August 15, 2026, as party leaders intensify preparations for the upcoming polls. The party, led nationally by Maxwell Mgbudem, emphasized that Senator Ademola Adeleke’s performance during his first term in office has earned him widespread public support and laid a strong foundation for re-election. Party officials urged residents of Osun State to turn out in large numbers to vote for Accord candidates, highlighting the party’s commitment to delivering inclusive governance and competent leadership.
During a visit to the national chairman on Friday, state chairmen of the Accord Party reiterated their commitment to unity and electoral success. They stressed the importance of mobilizing voters and ensuring maximum participation in both the 2026 Osun governorship election and the broader 2027 general elections. The party also called on Nigerians across the country to identify with Accord’s vision of inclusive governance and support its candidates in all electoral contests.
Maxwell Mgbudem, in response, underscored the need for party members to remain united and work together as one accord. He expressed openness to advice and collaboration from party leaders and members in building a stronger, more nationally appealing political platform. Mgbudem warned against the influence of anti-democratic forces seeking to create discord within the party, attributing such efforts to the growing public acceptance and influence of Accord.
He encouraged members to use the party’s internal mechanisms and alternative dispute resolution channels to address any grievances in accordance with the party constitution. Mgbudem assured that all issues would be resolved peacefully and in the best interest of the party’s unity and electoral goals. He emphasized that Accord’s strength lies in its ability to maintain cohesion and focus on delivering results for Nigerians.
The national chairman reiterated that party members would participate in all elections as one family, backed by the support of Nigerians who seek competent, compassionate leadership and good governance. He highlighted that Accord represents a new political direction—one that prioritizes service, accountability, and national unity. With its growing presence and public endorsement, the party aims to consolidate its position as a major force in Nigerian politics.
As the 2026 and 2027 elections draw nearer, Accord is positioning itself as a credible alternative to traditional political parties, with a focus on grassroots mobilization and policy-driven governance. The party’s confidence stems from its belief in its leadership and its ability to deliver on its promises. The upcoming elections will serve as a critical test of Accord’s national appeal and its capacity to translate public support into electoral victory.
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