He argued that the presidential candidate of the Labour Party and his running mate were not ready to follow the path of amity and national unity.
Labour is challenging the winners of Oshodi-Isolo, Kosofe, Lagos Mainland, Surulere, Shomolu, Mushin and Ikorodu.
“With Otti’s record of achievements, Abia people are sure to have a new lease of life.”
He also noted that there were no reports of intimidation, vote buying, or any act that contravened the electoral law.
“We do not have a president-elect in Nigeria today. What Alhaji Tinubu is holding is a dud certificate. It’s a dud cheque.”
“We all witnessed how these desperate politicians and their gullible followers, bent on wresting power by force, broke all rules of civility and violated electoral guidelines.”
Labour Party’s Foluke Osafile and Tunde Fashina clinched the Amuwo-Odofin Constituency I and II seats respectively.
INEC said its Chairman never called the Returning Officer to give her a directive that was at variance with its approved guidelines.
The party wants the electoral commission, INEC, to declare the March 18 governorship election in the state as inconclusive.
The party accused INEC of auditing the BVAS on the orders of the Labour Party and without its agents being present.
