Mr Yakubu said that over the next six months, INEC would engage in electoral activities that required security deployment.
Mr Yakubu noted that non-conduct of by-election in Zamfara State was due to a pending legal issue.
Mr Tinubu pledged his administration’s commitment to ensuring that INEC was fully equipped to carry out its constitutional mandate.
He expressed confidence that the party would work hard to ensure victory in the forthcoming governorship poll.
According to him, LASIEC is asking candidates to pay what they don’t have.
The plaintiff also sought an order of the court to mark the originating summons as concurrent.
Mr Aziegbemi rejected the judgment, describing it as “a miscarriage of justice that ignored overwhelming facts, twisted the law, and rewarded impunity.”
Mr Ob lamented that Mr Tinubu and others with alleged criminal records and certificate forgeries were in charge of governance.
Mr Kunna said, “Once a petition is received and verified to meet legal requirements, INEC must first conduct a verification exercise at the affected polling units.’’
Messrs Okupe and Balami left the LP after the presidential election.
