The politician described Nigeria as a country in crisis.
Mr Obi said, “Insecurity has worsened, poverty is deepening, inflation is crippling families, businesses are struggling, and hope is fading.”
Mr Wike insisted that leaders must also recognise government achievements to remain objective.
The documents, displayed in Form EC9 at INEC offices nationwide, contained the candidates’ educational qualifications, work history, and affidavits, among others.
Mr Onaiyekan rebuffed claims of affiliation with any political party.
The minister said Mr Obi had complained of being harassed at the airport because of his political affiliation.
Them presidential spokesperson accused Mr Obi of delusion.
Mr Obi has publicly vowed to serve just one four-year term if elected president.
Mr Obi accused unnamed politicians of causing crises in every party he joined.
“We don’t respond to gossips,” a presidential spokesman, Daniel Bwala, told The Gazette.
