He called on the chairmen to institutionalise justice and fairness in their leadership.
Mr Wike lampooned politicians who suddenly adopt street-level lifestyles during electioneering and campaign.
Mr Egbabor said the petitions came from both ward and local government levels.
Governor Mohammed Bago has expressed concern over the displacement of Niger residents by bandits.
Mr Akume said, “Many of these people who have been arrested don’t speak English. They speak very poor Hausa.”
Out of the 361 wards and 34 local government areas in the state, Mr Mohammed-Ali noted that the number of petitions received was relatively low.
The Niger government has offset medical bills and donated cash to vulnerable patients to mark Governor Mohammed Bago’s 52nd birthday.
According to Mr Oyintiloye, Mr Tinubu made the APC attractive to politicians in other parties, prompting them to align with the ruling party.
Mr Tinubu urged the winners to serve with humility, patriotism and dedication.
He attributed the low turnout to a combination of factors, including the timing of the election and limited party participation.
