The PDP also criticised the delay in compiling the list, saying the three-year wait “speaks to the paucity of excellent people within his reach.”
Mr Oyedokun‑Alli said the group was joining the clarion call by political stakeholders in the state for a peaceful governorship election.
Mr Oladejo urged citizens to remain calm and united despite the tension generated by recent attacks in parts of the country.
“The bandits in the north-western parts of Nigeria are not from Senegal, not from Morocco or Guinea Bissau; they are Fulanis from the north-western part of Nigeria,” said Mr Sani.
Mr Radda said, “I am happy to hear that as of today, you have bought 33 additional buses with your IGR.”
“We promised 3.5 million votes, and we are not joking about it,” Governor Monday Okpebholo stated.
UN secretary-general António Guterres has condemned the coup d’état perpetrated by elements of the military in Guinea-Bissau.
Ghana urged the coupists to immediately restore constitutional order in Guinea-Bissau and respect the democratic process.
Mr Babangida-Audu stated, “We are called to examine our nation’s political horizon with seriousness and responsibility.”
“I am deeply concerned about the rising level of insecurity affecting our communities,” said Mr Masha.
