Mr Moro said the time has come to frontally confront the problem of inadequate funding of security agencies, especially the police.
He said that the party would adopt the consensus mode of election in all wards across the country.
Mr Tinubu noted that the adjustment places Nigerians at the centre of foreign policy.
Mr Emelieze said, “Decentralising refining will promote healthy competition among states and ultimately reduce the pump price of petrol.”
The parties called for the removal of provisions that could undermine the credibility of the 2027 general elections.
Mr Tinubu described the Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway as a flagship initiative aimed at unlocking Nigeria’s economic corridors.
He said that post-harvest losses remain one of the greatest threats to Nigeria’s food security.
The presidential primary election is fixed for May 17 to May 18.
Prof Joash Amupitan appears determined to beat the record of Prof Maurice Iwu as the most mistrusted electoral administrator yet.
The retired officers asked President Bola Tinubu to sign the police pension board bill into law.
