He said the promise by Mr Abubakar and Mr Obi to restore fuel subsidy was unrealistic.
Mr Makinde said power-sharing under his administration would not favour any particular part of the country.
The party said that Mr Abdussalam-Gwarzo had fulfilled all the requirements for the election.
The chairman said the party was taking time to make appropriate appointments to avoid disagreements that could disrupt its campaigns.
Mrs Tinubu also cited the administration’s food support programme, saying it was designed to provide nutritious food for children.
INEC recognised Mr Chinda as a candidate in the 2027 election amid questions about the validity of his nomination.
INEC cited a Supreme Court judgement on party membership as the basis for removing Messrs Pantami and Adebutu from the list.
Mr Mba said teachers from communities across the 17 local government areas had gathered for the endorsement.
The party chairman urged supporters to intensify grassroots mobilisation ahead of the 2027 elections.
Mr Yari said further details of the campaign activities would be released after the council’s inaugural meeting.
