OrionTimes Political Desk |May 30, 2026 For Accord Party, the road to victory just became steeper as Oluwole Oke's primary win reaffirms his status as one of Osun's most formidable electoral forces. Hon. Oluwole Oke's victory in the party primary has once again reaffirmed his standing as one of the most influential political figures in Osun State. More than securing a ticket for another electoral contest, the outcome has sent a strong message across the political landscape: Oke remains a formidable force whose influence extends beyond his constituency and whose political relevance continues to shape conversations ahead of the 2027 general elections. A Political Brand Built Over Time In politics, longevity without relevance means little. However, Hon. Oluwole Oke has managed to combine both. Having served multiple terms in the House of Representatives, he has established a reputation rooted in constituency engagement, grassroots mobilization, and legislative experience. His...
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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has firmly ruled out the deployment of foreign mercenaries in Nigeria’s counter-terrorism operations, insisting that African nations must champion their own security solutions.
Speaking wh
ile addressing regional leaders, Tinubu emphasised that relying on external combat forces undermines national sovereignty and weakens the continent’s collective capacity to tackle insurgency, banditry, and extremism.
He urged African governments to deepen collaboration, enhance intelligence sharing, and strengthen local armed forces rather than outsourcing critical security responsibilities. According to him, sustainable peace can only be achieved when nations build resilient, home-grown defence systems.
Tinubu reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to leading regional security cooperation, stressing that Africa must “take ownership” of its security challenges to safeguard stability and development.
Source: Punch Newspaper

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