Accord Party presidential candidate Gbenga Hashim has warned individuals inciting violence during the Osun State gubernatorial election that they may face prosecution and imprisonment at The Hague.
The warning comes as the election process in Osun State enters what Hashim described as a crucial bend, increasing the potential for political tension and unrest.
Hashim emphasized that those attempting to disrupt the peace or provoke violence would be held accountable, suggesting that such actions could lead to international criminal consequences.
The candidate’s statement serves as a caution to political actors and supporters to maintain order as the state navigates the final stages of the gubernatorial contest.
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