In his first public statement on the election postponement that has sparked nationwide protests and widespread condemnation, Mr Sall denied trying to hold on to power.
Mr Tinubu charged the Nigerian Army to “upscale the fight against insecurity, which has robbed us of peace and progress.”
“He should please stay in Aso Rock and watch from there.”
“Social media users will be punished for freely expressing their opinions.’’
The human rights organisation added that the bill is purposed to “violate Nigerians’ human rights and gag civil society in the country.”
Mr Sall announced last week the postponement of the election scheduled for February 25, sparking a wave of protests in Senegal.
“It is the government’s obligation to ensure that engagement with citizens springs with shared agreement on what the truth is, what is real and what is not,” said Mr Tinubu.
Tope Fasua, an appointee of President BolaTinubu’s government, described Nigeria’s “inflation as “killing”.
The deceased slumped, and died watching the match between the Super Eagles and Bafana Bafana of South Africa.
