“I urge every eligible voter to look beyond temporary inducements and cast their votes for candidates with integrity, competence and genuine commitment to public service,” he said.
“Elections will come and go, but lives lost cannot be restored,” Mr Wellington said.
The SDP Women Parliament said the development reinforced the party’s readiness to provide Nigerians with a credible alternative in the forthcoming election.
He called on members to unite behind all candidates fielded by the party.
The documents, displayed in Form EC9 at INEC offices nationwide, contained the candidates’ educational qualifications, work history, and affidavits, among others.
Mr Esan said the refusal showed the candidates’ unwillingness to subject themselves to public scrutiny.
Members of the council said the IPAC national body constituted a caretaker committee without consulting stakeholders.
Mr Amupitan expressed satisfaction with the performance of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS).
INEC said the exercise was in line with the provisions of Section 29 of the Electoral Act, 2022.
Mr Ememobong said the names of Mr Jonathan, its presidential candidate, and other flag bearers were submitted manually because the faction could not access INEC’s digital portal.
