An Osun State House of Assembly member, Kanmi Ajibola, issues a 30-day ultimatum to Senator Francis Fadahunsi to resign from the National Assembly. Ajibola says the senator made alleged inciting comments and threats targeting members of the Accord Party in Osun State, and he threatens legal action if Fadahunsi does not comply.
Ajibola, who represents Oriade Constituency, frames the demand as a violation of the senator’s oath of office and says Fadahunsi is “unfit” for public office. The warning is delivered through a formal letter, with references that copies are sent to President Bola Tinubu and Senate President Godswill Akpabio. Both reports describe Ajibola’s claims that the senator’s remarks are linked to violence and that several Accord members have reportedly faced arrests, detention, or death in recent months.
Fadahunsi denies the allegations, saying his statements were taken out of context and that he did not direct supporters to attack Accord members. The two outlets also cite Ajibola’s specific allegation that Fadahunsi directed supporters to attack Accord members in Ilesa on August 11, ahead of the Osun governorship election.
