Mr Tinubu also commended voters and security agencies for maintaining peace and order during the elections.
National secretary Saadatu Sani called on the NDC national chairman to withdraw statements considered defamatory and apologise to the OK Movement and Mr Ughulu.
The party’s state general secretary, Fatai Ojetunde, said LP had participated in previous elections without seeing tangible outcomes.
The City Boy Movement reaffirmed its commitment to aggressive grassroots mobilisation in Oyo ahead of 2027.
According to Mr Theman, the rate of poverty in the state was very alarming.
Mr Abiola urged members to remain united, work tirelessly for victory and continue to pray for all APC candidates.
Mr Nkole warned that Nigerians were not ready to accept anything short of free, fair and credible elections.
The NDC said the presidential campaign council list for Messrs Obi and Kwankwaso announced by John Ugulu, “did not emanate from the party.”
Mr Masiyer said the move followed intervention by critical party stakeholders.
U.S. authorities charged two Nigerians, Helen Sayen Adams and Joshua Nmelichukwu Akpom, and 14 other foreign nationals for illegal voting and related election fraud.
