“In some states, governors are busy encouraging criminals…that will rig election for them, carry ballot boxes, carry knives and cutlasses to pursue people,” said Mr Jonathan.
Rights activists and followers of the late MKO Abiola appealed to President Bola Tinubu to declare the deceased president posthumously.
The governor explained that he had also signed warrants converting the death sentences of 45 inmates to prison sentences.
Mr Gagdi, while moving a motion of personal explanation at the plenary on June 6, told the parliament that his privilege had been breached.
“President Tinubu is not a Superman. He is human like all of us,” Mr Onanuga said.
Tinu Abiola, wife of the late MKO Abiola, has urged the National Assembly to enact a law prohibiting military intervention in Nigerian politics.
“Let us use the commemoration of June 12 as an occasion to return to a truly democratic nation,” said Mr Obi.
The Labour Party has called on President Bola Tinubu to make public office unattractive to encourage well-meaning leaders.
A cross-section of Nigerians have called for a single six-year tenure and a rotational system of government to improve Nigeria’s democracy.
