Mr Oyanki, who represents Doma North, made the call during a meeting with a forum of political appointees from Doma LGA.
“Despite receiving early warnings of impending attacks, they are nowhere to be found as Christians are murdered for their faith, like lambs led to slaughter,” said the congressman.
Mr Tegbe promised Nigerians and the Senate that his tenure would deliver visible progress capable of transforming the power sector.
Mr Wesley described Mr Salihu as a credible candidate for the party.
He said measures were being implemented to remove economic distortions and strengthen policy credibility.
Mr Umoru is the fourth defendant in the alleged treasonable charge.
Mr Ayade said while he cannot question the president’s authority, he is prepared to challenge his conscience.
The judge adjourned the case until May 8 for ruling on the no-case submission.
The first batch of Muslim pilgrims from Ogun has safely arrived in Saudi Arabia for the 2026 hajj exercise.
Residents said continuity of governance in Lagos must translate into visible impacts.
