“The president believes that with the right priorities in place and seriously pursued developmental projects, spartan discipline, Nigeria can be great again,” said Mr Ajaka.
INEC, Mr Ododo, and his party, APC, had prayed that the tribunal dismiss Mr Ajaka and SDP’s petition for being incompetent and lacking merit.
Kogi held its governorship election on November 11, 2023, in which Mr Ododo of APC emerged as the winner, beating Mr Ajaka of the SDP by a wide margin.
The petitioners are challenging Mr Ododo’s victory in the November 11, 2023, governorship election in Kogi.
SDP and its governorship candidate in the poll are challenging the declaration of Mr Ododo of APC as the winner of the poll.
INEC is also expected to open its defence in the matter with two witnesses.
The Kogi State election petition tribunal sitting in Abuja on Saturday adjourned until April 1 to continue hearing.
“The Kogi government doesn’t subscribe to violence and actions that breach the peace of the state.”
“I want them to expect purposeful leadership or purposeful development.”
They urged the people of Borno to continue to work for the continued peace and development in the state.
