Mr Obi, in a press conference on Monday, described the apex court’s judgement as appalling.
The governor pledged continuous support for security agencies to make all schools in the state safe.
Mr Ologunagba urged all PDP members and supporters in the state to be calm.
While ignoring his certificate forgery issue raised by Mr Abubakar, Mr Tinubu called the opposition candidate a hypocrite, saying Mr Abubakar is one of Africa’s worst kleptocrats.
But Fury bounced back into the fight, out-punching Ngannou to victory in a 10-round bout.
The controversial split decision saw one judge score 95-94 to Ngannou, while the other two scored it 96-93 and 95-94 to Fury.
“Tinubu’s 100 days in office is better than Buhari’s eight-year tenure,” Rarara said in an interview with journalists in Kano on Thursday.
The Lagos governor claimed the judgment was “a clear validation of the mandate freely given by the people of Nigeria to President Tinubu.”
The aviation minister lauded the apex court for what he termed as “courageous ruling” despite “abuses” from supporters of Messrs Abubakar and Obi.Â
The apex court on Thursday affirmed Mr Tinubu’s victory, rejecting fresh evidence of certificate forgery tendered before it by Atiku Abubakar.
