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Shina Peller joins Accord Party, gives reasons

by Sam Adeniyi
June 21, 2022
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The lawmaker representing Iseyin/Itesiwaju/Iwajowa/Kojola Federal Constituency, Shina Peller, has joined Accord Party, following his exit from the All Progressives Congress.

He announced his defection on the floor of the House of Representatives, on Tuesday in Abuja.

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In a post on his social media platforms, he said Accord Party is a force to reckon with.

The lawmaker wrote, “Earlier today on the floor of the house of representatives, I announced my defection from the All Progressives Congress to Accord Party.

“After my exit from the APC, we engaged other political parties, we had numerous options, but we opted for Accord for very peculiar reasons.

“Accord party happens to be the first party in Oyo state to zone Oyo North Senatorial ticket to Oke Ogun considering that Ogbomosho Zone had done two terms.

“The party has shown an unwavering commitment to the yearnings of the people of Oke-Ogun. It has given us hope and a sense of belonging.

“In Oyo State, the Accord party is a force to reckon with, its internal democracy mechanism is intact, a component lacking in other parties.

“Accord Party is also strategic as it concerns balloting. On the ballot paper, Accord comes first before the two major parties. With Accord as our party, voting sensitization becomes easier for us to do.

“Today, I would like to inform the general public that I am now with the Accord party. The logo of the Accord constantly reminds me and other well-meaning Nigerians of their civic responsibility – to vote for credible leaders.

“In Oke-Ogun, Oyo North Senatorial District and Oyo State at large, Accord Party is our strength, its logo is our thumb – it’s our power and we shall make it count.”

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