Mr Agbakoba said voter apathy persists in the country because Nigerians have lost confidence in the electoral process.
Mr Ogunjumi said that he was ready to file notice and grounds of the appeal to attack the judgment of the Court of Appeal at the Supreme Court.
Mr Obi, who led a delegation in a visit to Mr Babalola in his office in Ekiti on Monday, refused to make the purpose of the visit public.
Mr Falana said, “Members of such faith and the authorities in charge of financial misappropriation should go against such perpetrators and bring them to book.’’
Mr Fatola described the alleged move by the Oyo State government to review the apex court pronouncement on LG autonomy as laughable.
‘‘The the National Assembly should, instead, return the country to the regionalism by collapsing the 36 states into six to eight regions or geopolitical zones.’’
The senior lawyer urged the duo to put their differences aside and work for the common good of the people of the FCT.
Ms Ezeilo noted that in Africa, one in every four trafficked persons was a Nigerian.
The SAN said that the modalities for oil exploration continue to be a major source of conflict and militancy in the Niger Delta.
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Mr Olalekan Ojo, has called for an amendment to the law empowering the Court of Appeal as the final determiner of House of Assembly election petitions
