Mr Ogunforowa urged them to act responsibly and respect the will of the people, as the populace would decide who would govern them.
He expressed confidence that the party would work hard to ensure victory in the forthcoming governorship poll.
Mr Ajayi expressed concern at how the APC representatives arrived at the court on judgment day in a celebratory mood.
Mr Babarinde noted that he was proud of Mr Sanwo-Olu’s leadership and accomplishments, as a friend and former school mate.
Mr Olalemi said that the party would not miss the defectors, adding that they were not active members of the party.
“The oldest indigene of the community automatically succeeds as odionwere after fulfilling all the required traditional rites,” the court held.
“We are aware of prevailing concerns about the integrity of the justice system in Nigeria,” said Mr Ajayi.
“The only thing we can do as the leaders of this country today is to continue to encourage to lift up his hands,” said Mr Fayose.
Mr Wike expressed the stakeholders’ worry that the party is on an inevitable path to self- destruction.
Ms Donli said the demand for inclusion in Mr Tinubu’s government also reflected a broader call for greater representation of women in governance.
