Mr Aregbesola campaigned along Ado-Ikere Road, urging residents to vote for Mr Bejide to drive sustainable development in the state.
Mr Aregbesola, through his lawyer, Mohammed Sheriff, cited lack of confidence in the judge, in his seven-ground argument.
Mr Abdullahi said the Supreme Court had affirmed the legitimacy of the party’s leadership.
“It lays to rest all contrived disputes and manufactured uncertainties, and reinforces the principle that the rule of law,” he said.
The Accord Party described the inclusion of its flag in the coalition as “political impersonation and misrepresentation.”
“Everything is wrong with President Tinubu. Honestly, in my life, this is the worst administration that I have seen in this country,” said Mr Abubakar.
He said the president is still repeating the same slogan three years into his tenure without delivering on his promises.
The youth wing of the African Democratic Congress has demanded the immediate recognition of the party’s leadership under David Mark and Rauf Aregbesola by INEC.
“If opposition is silenced, democracy becomes a coronation, not a contest,” the group said.
Mr Abejide, a member of the House of Representatives on the platform of ADC, had instituted the suit.
