According to a statement in Akure, the party’s State Working Committee (SWC) suspended Mr Makinde on Thursday.
The deputy governor appealed to the governor to ignore the discomfort arising from the “negative news” in the state in the past few months.
“The entire health sector is in shambles, and major roads within Ondo State are in dire need of repair.”
The court granted the motion for leave and adjourned the substantive suit against INEC until November 8, 2023, for hearing.
He noted that the group had observed that since the onset of Mr Akeredolu’s illness, he had been at the mercy of his handlers.
“I recall that some time ago, we arrested him and he was prosecuted and sent to prison over this crime.”
This comes less than a week after the assembly announced the suspension of the impeachment process against Mr Aiyedatiwa.
The report considered accessibility, open budget, public procurement, human resources, anti-corruption, and citizen engagement to arrive at its rating.
He noted that releasing the report would have served the interests of justice for victims of police brutality in the state.
