The NNPP chieftain stated that he believed Mr Trump’s threat was a wake-up call for Nigerian leaders to be more proactive in stopping the menace.
The meeting which began at about 10:00 a.m. ended at about 3:00 p.m.
The letter stated that INEC should refrain from conducting all elections until it reflected the true and correct logo of the NNPP.
Mr Kwankwaso said, “Nigerian politicians must learn to substantiate claims they make.’’
Mr Obasanjo said, “I belong to no party. Nigeria is my political party.’’
He urged the newly elected executives to lead the party with diligence, integrity, and dedication.
Mr Yusuf said virile opposition was important for the survival of any democracy.
NNPP founder Boniface Aniebonam said unguarded criticisms alone would not lift Nigeria from its challenges.
The Benue parliament on September 4 approved N6.64 billion for the elections.
Mr Isimbabi cited division in the NNPP at the national level as the major reason for his defection.
