Ms Donli said the demand for inclusion in Mr Tinubu’s government also reflected a broader call for greater representation of women in governance.
“I will be leaving the Labour Party to the APC as the current disarray in the LP will not help me achieve my aim for my people,” Mr Imasuen said.
Mr Amode, along with other PDP chieftains, announced his defection at a news conference on Monday in Ikeja.
Mr Mainoma, chairman of the occasion, described Mr Adamu as an administrator par excellence throughout his career in the police force.
“The coalition will win the 2027 election with 99 per cent votes if it is not self-sabotaged,” said Martin Onovo, a former presidential candidate.
“This publication amounts to criminal defamation,” said the attorney general.
“APC is more solid and resolved to ensure victory in 2027,” said the politician.
The PDP accused Mr Aiyedatiwa of “political vendetta”, noting that the governor abandoned the projects to destroy Mr Akeredolu’s legacy.
Mr Matawalle asked Mr Lawal to follow the proper channel and join the APC instead of trying to sneak into the party.
Ms Usman stated that the report encapsulated the late jurist’s deep commitment to democratic excellence and national progress.
