She urged all political party leaders to intensify efforts on voters education and sensitisation.
Mr Alimi said the governor would announce his next political party before the December 13 deadline set by the INEC for the conduct of party primaries.
Mr Adeniran said the prolonged litigation creates unfair advantages, pressures the judiciary, and allows candidates with pending cases to assume office.
Mr Oyedokun‑Alli said the group was joining the clarion call by political stakeholders in the state for a peaceful governorship election.
Mr Onanuga noted that the new nominees are expected to be posted to countries with which Nigeria maintains excellent and strategic bilateral relations.
Mr Sunday said that the judgment of the FCT High Court had long settled the issue of the proposed convention.
The governor urged Nigerians to continue supporting INEC in its efforts at strengthening the electoral process.
Mr Ajisafe assured that the PDP leadership was working hard to put its house in order ahead of future elections.
The commissioner urged the duo to remain focused and committed to the execution of their assignments by avoiding any form of distraction from any quarter.
Mr Oladejo said the outcome of the election reflected a decline in the Labour Party’s grassroots support and his Obedient Movement.
