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Speculations about the possible deregistration of the Accord Party by the Independent National Electoral Commission have been dismissed by the party, which says it fully meets all constitutional requirements to remain a registered political party in Nigeria.
The party, in a statement on Monday by its National Publicity Secretary, Joseph Omorogbe, dismissed calls for its deregistration as “baseless and the work of ignorance or political mischief.”
Omorogbe said that a political party could only be deregistered on certain grounds, including not winning at least one seat in a councillorship, state or national assembly elections or scoring a minimum threshold of votes in presidential or governorship elections, citing Section 225A of the 1999 Constitution (as amended).
“It is clear that our great party, Accord, complied with this obvious provision of the constitution and thus exempted and excluded from de-registration by the electoral umpire,” he said.
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“The insinuations and rumours by political opponents that Accord would be de-registered over a matter in court which the Attorney General and Minister of Justice recently supported have no bearing on our party whatsoever.
“As Nigerians seek to be in one accord, His Excellency Senator Ademola Adeleke of Osun State joined the party alongside a Senator, six House of Representatives members, 24 State House of Assembly members and many more citizens who share the Accord progressive ideology of oneness and progress in the quest for sustainable development and democracy.
“Zahairu Usman won the Ajaura Ward councillorship in Taura Local Government Area while Isa Alhaji won in Kanwa Ward, Jahun Local Government Area,” he said. Later, the Jigawa State Independent Electoral Commission presented certificates of return to both candidates.
The party also recalled that it won Ideato South State House of Assembly in Imo State in the April 15, 2023 election. However, an election tribunal later cancelled the victory.
The party also lambasted a group of “self-styled former lawmakers” who were reported to have filed a suit seeking the deregistration of some political parties, including Accord, describing it as legally untenable.
It also condemned the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice for allegedly supporting the suit, accusing him of partisanship and not verifying the party’s electoral records before taking a position.
“However, Accord is constrained to put the record straight following the reaction of the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice who is a defendant in the suit but turned around to side with the plaintiffs (former lawmakers) to demand for de-registration of the parties listed in the suit in the worst assault on the nation’s democracy and mockery of the esteemed office of the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice,” Omorogbe stated.
Accord said INEC recently conducted its annual verification exercise at the party’s national secretariat in Abuja, an indication that the commission acknowledges its compliance with existing regulations.
This development is coming on the heels of the recent support by the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Prince Lateef Fagbemi (SAN) for a suit filed by some former lawmakers to compel the Independent National Electoral Commission to de-register the African Democratic Congress and four other political parties.
The AGF argued in the proceedings commenced at the Federal High Court, Abuja that the continued existence of the affected parties is in conflict with provisions of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) and is inimical to electoral integrity.
He said without the intervention of the court, INEC will continue to act in breach of its constitutional responsibilities of retaining parties that have allegedly failed to meet the minimum legal requirements.
The other parties mentioned in the suit include the African Democratic Congress, Action Peoples Party, Action Alliance, Accord Party and Zenith Labour Party.
In an affidavit sworn to by a team of lawyers led by Prof. Joshua Olatoke (SAN), the AGF said as the chief law officer of the federation, he has the duty to uphold the Constitution and ensure strict compliance with the Electoral Act and other laws that govern political parties in the country.
