Mr Adekimi assured the public that criminals would not be allowed to operate freely in the state.
Dozens of abducted schoolchildren and teachers from Borno and Oyo remain in terrorists’ custody.
Mr Hayatu-Deen said, “I am concerned by reports from across the country of widespread vote rigging.”
Despite concerns by opposition figures warning the APC government against reckless borrowing, Mr Tinubu insisted the country must borrow to grow.
Mr Adamu said his decision to leave the ruling APC was driven by alleged irregularities in the election.
“It was a terrible attack. I stayed very close to the palace and heard gunshots echo for several hours,” a resident told Peoples Gazette.
The parents in a video on Sunday expressed worry over the safety of the victims following their abduction nine days ago.
The attack occurred on Saturday night.
He said the fuel subsidy and other economic policies of the federal government resulted in better fiscal situation.
He polled a total of 310,990 votes to defeat his sole rival, Stanley Osifo, who secured zero vote.
