“He (Tinubu) said we should all go and meet as a party, reach consensus among ourselves as a party with critical stakeholders on the ground,
“People lament, then go back and watch. People must challenge and talk to our faces that we’re not doing the right thing,” said Mr Ningi.
“The world needs tranquillity, peace and love. We share that solidarity with all of you in that region,’’ Mr Tinubu said.
The ex-minister ran unsuccessfully for governor in 2019 as an APC candidate and again in 2023 as an Accord Party standard-bearer.
“I just returned from Abuja, and the conversation remains the same—Dr Obafemi Hamzat is the next governor of Lagos state,” said Mr Obasa.
The ex-minister resigned on Wednesday to pursue his ambition as the next governor of Oyo State.
Governor Mai Mala Buni said the state had benefitted from the central government led by the president.
He said renewed backing would sustain ongoing reforms.
Among those present at the meeting were Enugu’s chairman-elect, Augustine Akubue, alongside counterparts from Imo, Abia, Anambra, and Ebonyi.
Former housing minister Ahmed Dangiwa has thanked President Bola Tinubu for the opportunity to serve the country.
