Mr Shettima urged Nigerians to resist the temptation “to romanticise foreign systems or prescribe imported solutions.”
Lazarus Torbira, Arthur Nwafor, Godfrey Mbgudiogha, Joyce Akaninwor, Olive Brue, and Chidi Halliday were appointed as RSIEC members.
Mr Onwubuya said the process followed the PDP constitution and electoral guidelines.
“All these people you have mentioned, El-Rufai, Atiku Abubakar, and even former Governor Peter Obi, are coming,” Mr Adebayo said.
Mr Umar said the meeting would be closely followed by an interactive session with major stakeholders and other party organs.
Mr Aziegbemi rejected the judgment, describing it as “a miscarriage of justice that ignored overwhelming facts, twisted the law, and rewarded impunity.”
Mr Otu announced that Mr Ukachukwu polled 1,455 votes to beat his closest rival, Valentine Ozigbo, who scored 67 votes.
The primary election was monitored by officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission and electoral observers.
Mr Otti hinted that those under 65 might be reengaged on contract considering the shortage of teachers across the state.
The senator expressed satisfaction with the Supreme Court’s decision to remove the Julius Abure-led National Working Committee of the party.
