The president added, “Nigeria is in good hands. The team is working, and we will work hard to give you the best economy.”
The ex-vice-president condemned the security agencies’ “lack of anticipation and preventive measures.”
“Please, take this fight as a serious job; be serious about it,” said Ms Abubakar.
“York was in existence before New York came to be. Zealand was there before New Zealand came. Delhi was there before New Delhi came.”
The former vice-president said he stood up to his principal at the time, former president Olusegun Obasanjo, and convinced him to “leave” Lagos for Mr Tinubu.
Mr Abubakar wants to use the document to prove Mr Tinubu committed perjury and, therefore, is unqualified to be Nigeria’s president.
Nigerians “have freely chosen our party, the APC, and President Tinubu, to continue to steer the ship of state.”
“I don’t like a situation where the judiciary is castigated to the point of intimidation due to their work.”
“We are not going to retire him to Dubai or Morocco. I will retire him to Fombina. I will buy him goats, broilers and layers.”
Mr Obi, a former governor of Anambra, turns 62 on Wednesday.
