Accord party members and supporters in Osun State have accused the party’s leadership of shortchanging them over a N50 million mobilisation fund that was allegedly released for the recent PBAT Door‑to‑Door Movement programme in the state.
The mobilisation fund, reportedly earmarked to finance the party’s door‑to‑door campaign activities, has not been fully disbursed to the volunteers and local organisers who carried out the PBAT programme.
In response, party members staged protests demanding that the remaining funds be paid. They say the shortfall has left many volunteers unpaid for the work they performed during the campaign.
The PBAT Door‑to‑Door Movement was a recent initiative by the Accord party to mobilise voters ahead of the state’s elections. The programme involved volunteers canvassing households across Osun State.
Accord party leaders have yet to issue a formal statement addressing the accusations of unpaid funds.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>