Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke says a Federal High Court judgment ordering the deregistration of political parties, including Accord Party, breaches a subsisting order from the Court of Appeal. Both reports cite Adeleke’s position that the lower court’s decision amounts to an abuse of court process. Adeleke, through his spokesperson Olawale Rasheed, argues that the Court of Appeal had already issued directions related to the matter, and that the Federal High Court should not have proceeded contrary to those appellate orders. The governor’s statement frames the judgment as an improper disregard of the existing appellate ruling and implies that the affected parties should be protected from deregistration until the issue is properly resolved in line with the Court of Appeal’s directive. While the outlets focus on Adeleke’s reaction to the ruling, they do not provide details on the Federal High Court’s reasoning or the specific appellate order being referenced. The reports therefore center on the dispute over whether the Federal High Court decision conforms to earlier Court of Appeal instructions.