Mr Tinubu said that he remained determined to seek re-election.
The party’s National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, made the disclosure in a statement on Wednesday.
The board said the decision was aimed at ensuring that no eligible candidate was denied access to tertiary education.
A senator, Adamu Aliero (APC-Kebbi), presented the report on behalf of the committee’s chairman, Aliyu Wamakko (APC-Sokoto).
Mr Akinlade said professional driver education remained critical to achieving safer roads.
The anti-graft boss said the investigation followed an intelligent reports and petitions.
Mr Obi described the situation as troubling.
The Nigeria Forest Security Service in Kano said it received 99 complaints in March.
The military said the operation disrupted the logistics and operational capabilities of the terrorist elements in the area.
The Enugu government has demonstrated its commitment to the fight against malaria through strategic interventions, the health commissioner, George Ugwu, has said.
