The INEC chairman also called for early and sustained security engagement for the upcoming Ekiti and Osun governorship elections.
The Senate had refused to adopt an amendment that would have made electronic transmission of results from polling units compulsory.
Senators also rejected Clause 47, which sought to allow electronically-generated voter identification.
Mr Amupitan said that a credible voter register remained the bedrock of free, fair and transparent elections.
Mr Otti said a committee had been set up to oversee the membership validation process while preparations were underway for a national convention.
LP reaffirmed its faith in the judiciary and urged members to remain calm.
Mr Asogwa expressed the party’s appreciation to its supporters nationwide for their resilience.
Mr Odumosu urged the management team to remain on top of their games.
The official urged participating political parties in the Osun election to abide by INEC rules and regulations, rather than disrupting the poll.
According to ADC, the request is guided by the need to protect inclusivity.
