Mr Adebayo accused Mr Tinubu of prioritising his personal electoral interests over his constitutional responsibilities.
Mr Sufi stated that, in addition to supporting the couples in starting a family, the programme would also address out-of-marriage births.
Mr Morka stated, “The governor is the leader of our party in all the states of Nigeria, not just in the Rivers State. That we’ve made very clear.”
Ms Vivour-Adeniyi said, “This is to start the process, encourage anybody who was allegedly sexually assaulted by Simi to please come forward.”
The claimant is seeking N40 billion for alleged damages resulting from what he described as a “malicious, reckless, and unfounded defamatory broadcast and publications.”
Mr Effiong said that the APC and Mr Tinubu himself once benefited from public protests.
Mr Cole said the remarks, which were broadcast nationally and internationally, have caused him “severe reputational damage, mental distress, and loss of goodwill.”
Mr Adesina said, “He always had his medicals in London even when he was not in office.’’
Mr Tinubu has come under heavy criticism over his economic reforms which have plunged Nigerians into untold hardship.
“It’s a function of affordability and capacity,” Mr Sanwo-Olu said.
