Mr Yakubu stated that the commission under his leadership registered the largest number of political parties in Nigeria.
Mr Damagum said the decision to return Mr Anyanwu to the party’s National Working Committee, “was a difficult decision.
“I also wish you continued good health, longevity, and many more years of invaluable service to Lagos State and Nigeria,” Mr Tinubu stated.
Mr Obi said, “I know what I have been going through as a person in abuse of my human rights just because I contested a presidential election which I have legitimate rights to do.”
“This is not just another conference. It is an opportunity for truth-telling, healing, dialogue, and decisive recommendations,” he said.
The meeting followed a letter to INEC by the PDP inviting the commission to its 100th NEC meeting scheduled for June 30.
Joseph Duke, a candidate for the vice-chancellorship of the University of Calabar, has faulted the ongoing selection process for the position.
“It is our desire that all aspirants and candidates will work towards the success of the elections come 2026,” he stated.
“Their coalition is still an association of internally displaced politicians formed for a wild goose chase,” said Mr Bwala. “Dead on arrival.”
Governor Ademola Adeleke says he will pursue legal means as a form of peaceful resolution to the ongoing local government crisis in Osun.
