The court accepted and adjourned until June 22.
The party said its disclosures buttressed its strong commitment to accountability and adherence to best campaign practices.
The politician said he only received N300,000.
INEC made the declaration before the court sitting in Abuja on Tuesday.
“We must put Nigeria first. Nigeria is most important than anybody,” Mr Ogah said.
Mr Tinubu was on March 1 declared winner of the February 25th presidential election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The tribunal then cautioned counsels to LP and INEC to cooperate more instead of lamenting and wasting the time of the court.
Every leader must be ready to give account of his stewardship and when Otti exits his current office he will also have to give account to anti-graft agencies
On Friday, the petitioners called in Eric Uwadiegwu Ofoedu, Lummie Edevei and Ijeoma Osamor as its subpoenaed witnesses before the tribunal.
Peter Obi and the Labour Party clashed on Wednesday with the Independent National Electoral Commission over INEC’s refusal to obey a court order to furnish them with more documents for their case
