Mr Obi has said that he and other opposition politicians will accept the winner of the 2027 presidential election if the results are transmitted in real time.
The Obidient Movement advised Nigerians to resist the decision of the Senate.
INEC’s chair, Joash Amupitan, has urged political parties to intensify mobilisation of eligible voters across Abuja, ahead of the February 21 council election.
Mr Onovo said, “We have lost another opportunity to restore confidence in Nigeria’s electoral system.”
“This rejection is most shameful and unfortunate, attracting condemnation from all democratic-minded persons,” said PDP.
Ms Amasa advocated a community-driven programme that empowers hijab-wearing women through mentorship, skill development, and leadership training.
ADC warned that delayed amendments to the Electoral Act 2022 posed serious compliance and eligibility risks if not passed on time.
Mr Okafor, at a news conference on Thursday in Lagos, explained his displeasure with most bloggers and online influencers in Nigeria.
