Mr Obi mocked Mr Tinubu’s administration, stating that it had made things worse than it met them.
The governor said, “We will make sure we come together, close ranks, bring good governance to the country.’’
The agenda of the meeting had yet to be known.
Neda Bernards Imasuen’s unsavoury history updates the growing list of individuals with tainted pasts occupying high-ranking government positions in Nigeria.
Mr Obi said leaders in these three arms should avoid undue disruptive interference in the affairs of sub-national government activities.
Mr Obi noted that the current economic challenges call for us to support one another.
Mr Obi condemned illicit drug trading but insisted that other businesses within the entire and neighbouring markets should not be affected.
Mr Adebanjo died on Friday in his Lagos home at the age of 96.
Messrs Obi and Adams, and others expressed sadness over the death of the nationalist in separate statements.
