Mr Okpebholo was accused of claiming conflicting dates of birth in his nomination forms submitted to the INEC to contest the election.
Mr Makinde said PDP could fix Nigeria, adding that “we will fix PDP, and then PDP will fix Nigeria, which will be the basis of real hope for the people of Nigeria.”
Mr Oloniju said, “We call on the police to take extra measures to protect the woman REC.’’
Mr Yakubu stated, “Accreditation tags have been produced for party agents bearing their names, photographs and location of deployment.’’
The party directed diaspora chapters to rename themselves, accordingly, to reflect their status as support groups or associations.
Mr Atiku stated that Mr Trump’s triumph, without a doubt, would stand as an enduring testament to the resilience and vitality of the democratic process.
Mr Yakubu said, “In the last election, our machines performed optimally but we cannot take that for granted.’’
“Abubakar thinks himself capable of fixing Nigeria but cannot fix the rot and hopeless dysfunction in his PDP,” the APC spokesman said.
EFCC operatives had confirmed the arrest of Mr Okowa, the PDP vice-presidential candidate in the 2023 general elections.
The TUC chair lauded Mr Aiyedatiwa’s approval of N73,000 new minimum wage and the sponsorship of over 100 workers to the South-West Labour Summit in Ibadan.
