Osun 2026: ‘Let’s settle this with ballot papers’ - Davido to APC
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- Nigerian singer Davido has called on the All Progressives Congress (APC) to settle political differences in Osun state using ballots.
- He condemned an attack on the Accord Party chairman in Osogbo Local Government by "political hoodlums."
- Davido's statement emphasizes a desire for peaceful and democratic resolution of political conflicts.
Nigerian artist Davido has urged the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to resolve political disputes in Osun state through democratic means, specifically advocating for the use of ballot papers. His call comes amidst rising political tensions in the state, ahead of the 2026 gubernatorial election.
Davido strongly condemned a recent attack on the chairman of the Accord Party in the Osogbo Local Government area. He attributed the assault to "political hoodlums," highlighting concerns about violence and intimidation in the state's political landscape.
The attack on the Chairman of the Accord Party in Osogbo Local Government by political hoodlums must be condemned and rejected by all.
The musician's intervention underscores a broader call for peaceful elections and adherence to democratic processes. By demanding that political issues be settled "with ballot papers," Davido positions himself as an advocate for non-violent political engagement and the integrity of the electoral system in Nigeria.
Let's settle this with ballot papers.
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