The politician further asked INEC to extend the deadline for primaries till July 2026.
The removal of fuel subsidy and other economic reforms have resulted into untold hardship for Nigerians.
He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to pursuing the matter diligently to its logical conclusion.
The former CBN governor expressed concerns over the timing of the policies.
“People lament, then go back and watch. People must challenge and talk to our faces that we’re not doing the right thing,” said Mr Ningi.
The retired officers asked President Bola Tinubu to sign the police pension board bill into law.
The party said, “This is not balance. It is a dangerous failure of judgment and political accommodation taken too far.”
Mr Saraki described the fresh charges as frivolous and abuse of judicial process.
He accused Mr Tinubu of being disconnected from the challenges facing millions of citizens.
He said the abduction is no longer an isolated tragedy, but a pattern and national crisis.
