ARCON said the advertisement was “controversial and capable of instigating public unrest and breach of public peace.”
Mr Obi described the recent political developments in Niger as “a matter of dire and urgent national interest and security to Nigeria.”
“We are going to encourage our traders, give them a good market so that at the end of the day, we will make at least 35 per cent of Edo people millionaires.”
He said that their reason for leaving portends a gloomy future for the country’s investment climate.
Mr Alake, who is tipped as potential minister of information, disclosed this while fielding questions during ministerial screening before the Senate on Wednesday.
Mr Obi took to his Twitter page to recognise Master Agboola while highlighting the vital role education plays in every child’s life.
The five-member panel presided over by Justice Haruna Tsammani reserved judgment to a date that will be communicated to parties after parties adopted their final written addresses.
Messrs Abubakar and Obi are praying the court to nullify the election and order a fresh presidential poll, excluding Mr Tinubu, who they argued was, ab initio, not qualified to participate.
He also restated his commitment to a new nation in which the pride and dignity of Nigerian citizens are restored in a land of opportunities.
Mr Obi emphasised that for Nigerians to earn respect abroad, political leaders must be committed to good governance and respecting citizens.
