Mr Oladejo said the outcome of the election reflected a decline in the Labour Party’s grassroots support and his Obedient Movement.
Mr Tinubu urged the governor to be magnanimous in victory and seek cooperation from his opponents in the just-concluded election.
Mr Okpara said the victory reaffirmed APGA’s position as the true political identity of Igbos and the custodian of Anambra’s development aspirations.
Mr Nwosu said the people of Anambra had not spoken, alleging that the election was marred by massive vote-buying and financial inducements at polling units.
“The sleepless nights being ‘enjoyed’ or suffered by the Nigerian government are self-inflicted; they are the outcome of systemic failure,” the cleric said.
“We must come together and rally behind the president at this period,” said the APC chieftain.
“This is the best election INEC has organised in Anambra so far,” Mr Soludo said.
INEC had, in the early hours of Sunday, declared Governor Charles Soludo the winner of the election.
The Kaduna state government has announced plans to recruit an additional 9,000 health personnel over the next five years.
Governor Nasir Idris has donated N150 million to victims of the recent clashes between herdsmen and farmers in Arewa LGA.
