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Osun accounts: Tinubu’s directive to EFCC demonstrates respect for law — IPAC
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Osun accounts: Tinubu’s directive to EFCC demonstrates respect for law — IPAC

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The Inter-Party Advisory Council, IPAC, in Osun State has described President Bola Tinubu’s directive for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to vacate the court order freezing the state government account as a demonstration of respect for democratic principles and the rule of law.

Osun IPAC also said the development reinforced confidence in Nigeria’s democratic institutions.

The council made this known in a statement by its caretaker committee chairman, Odesola Oluseye Titus, on Friday in Osogbo.

Odesola who commended President Tinubu for directing the EFCC to vacate the court order freezing the Osun State Government accounts, praised his position on the independence and professionalism of law enforcement agencies.

The council also urged the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Nigeria Police Force, Nigerian Army and other security agencies to draw lessons from the directive and uphold their constitutional responsibilities.

The council said, “The President’s position should guide the conduct of all agencies involved in the electoral process, particularly as Osun State prepares for its governorship election scheduled for August 15, 2026.

“INEC and the security agencies should ensure that their personnel discharge their duties without fear or favour, stressing that impartiality would be essential to the conduct of the election.

“Security and electoral institutions must operate independently and professionally while avoiding actions that could compromise public confidence in the electoral process.”

IPAC urged all stakeholders to respect the rights of voters and ensure that the electoral process reflects the will of the people through credible voting and proper counting of ballots.

“The voice of our people must be heard and their votes must count. We also advise all the political stakeholders in the state to play the game by the rule. They should realise that power belongs to God alone.

“IPAC equally urge the electorate to come out and perform their civic duties on the day of the election. Your vote will surely count by God’s grace,” Odesola said.

Osun accounts: Tinubu’s directive to EFCC demonstrates respect for law — IPAC

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