Mr Ajayi said Governor Lucky Ayedatiwa, the APC governorship candidate for the November 16 gubernatorial election, had yet to deliver on promises.
The decampees, mainly from 11 wards of the area, vowed to work against the return of APC as the ruling party in Kano.
“Your life continues to be a source of blessing, reflecting dedication, tireless work and commitment to God’s mission,” said Mr Obi.
Vice-President Kashim Shettima has called for urgent assistance for victims of the devastating floods that ravaged Maiduguri in Borno.
Patience Umo Eno died on Thursday, according to a statement by the Akwa Ibom government.
Mr Okpebholo said his election as governor of Edo signalled a new dawn for the state and promised to work with the opposition if they had good ideas.
Messrs Okpebolo and Idahosa, elected under the APC platform, visited Mr Tinubu after INEC presented their certificates of return at the electoral body’s headquarters in Abuja.
The applicants Aminu Aliyu-Tiga and APC, through his counsel, Mustapha Idris, filed a motion ex parte dated September 18 and filed September 20.
The All Progressives Congress in Kano has vowed to defend its votes in the forthcoming local government elections scheduled for October 24.
“The global need for new battery technology has triggered a new scramble for Africa’s critical minerals,” Mr Tinubu noted.
