He said the date reflects the belief that citizens’ voices matter.
The speech is scheduled to air on the network of Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) and Radio Nigeria at 7:00 a.m.
According to Mr Nwanguma, democracy has failed to deliver its full dividend to the majority of citizens.
The extension followed the adoption of a motion moved by Senate chief whip, Mohammed Monguno (APC- Borno) at plenary on Thursday.
He said physically challenged persons often encountered difficulties accessing polling centres, while visually impaired voters lacked ballot materials in braille format.
The group said greater participation of women in the electoral process would enhance democratic governance and ensure stronger representation in decision-making at all levels.
The National President of the group, Ibrahim Ibrahim, made the call at a news conference in Abuja on Thursday.
Mr Oseni highlighted the need for clear examination guidelines, early communication of procedures and the introduction of contingency measures.
The governor congratulated the candidates who emerged from the primaries.
Ms Haruna urged journalists and other stakeholders to intensify awareness campaigns and community engagement on environmental protection and climate action.
