Mr Dickson urged Nigerians to reject the claim and focus on the party.
Mr Marafa said his decision followed extensive consultations and reflection on recent political developments.
Ms Pam expressed confidence in the party’s electoral prospects.
“We want women to be as free as men. Women are free to represent for every position. That’s the position of the NDC,” Mr Dickson stated.
The decision followed Mr Kwankwaso’s series of engagements with ADC stakeholders and other opposition figures in recent weeks.
Mr Obi said his visit was not political but to celebrate Sallah with the people and show solidarity.
Mr Dickson said Nigeria risked drifting toward a one-party state if urgent steps were not taken to strengthen democratic competition.
Mr Dickson maintained that he is a long-time advocate for full implementation of electronic voting in Nigeria.
The Senate had on Tuesday rescinded its earlier decision on the Electoral Act amendment.
“The failure of successive governments in Nigeria to prevent, arrest, or punish perpetrators decisively created room for several conspiracy theories,” said Mr Dickson.
