The CP stated that the deployment was designed to ensure adequate security before, during, and after the polls.
Mr Okpebholo stated, “This ruling is not just a victory for our party but a triumph for democracy and the rule of law in our Edo State.’’
Mr Okpebholo was accused of claiming conflicting dates of birth in his nomination forms submitted to the INEC to contest the election.
The NIPR urged the governor-elect to lead an inclusive administration.
The party expressed trust that Edo people would ignore the fake ruling.
Monday Okpebholo supplied conflicting dates of birth in Form EC-9 (affidavit of personal particulars) he presented to the electoral office as a contender in the upcoming poll.
Mr Ighodalo restated his firm belief that Edo’s strength was the unity of its people.
Mr Ganduje said this on Saturday in Abuja when he presented the certificate of return to Mr Okpebholo.
The retired major general promised to make Edo safe and peaceful for the people.
