Mr Utomi made the announcement at a special announcement session of the media team for the Peter Obi campaign team held in Lagos on Thursday.
Mr Obi lamented that Nigeria now spends more to pay for subsidy on imported refined products than it earns from crude sales.
Mr Akeredolu okayed the ambitions of Labour Party’s Peter Obi and APC’s Bola Tinubu while carpeting that of Mr Abubakar.
Ms Musawa said “despite the general feeling in the country, the Buhari administration has been able to record some gains.”
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour polled 111 votes to defeat his opponent Mashood Salvador in the just concluded Labour Party substitution primary on Wednesday.
Mr Obi urged the federal government to cease borrowing for consumption and instead take on loans to engage in regenerative development projects.
The presidential candidate warned that “falsehood and disinformation will not win elections.”
Mr Utomi emphasised that open debates are a way to strengthen the social contract between the government and the people.
By and large, the upcoming elections will be pivotal to the future of this country.
“Obi particularly said that God allowed our father to die for a reason,” said Mr Yatai.
