The YPP official expressed optimism that the party’s candidates would emerge victorious in the election.
“We have 140,377 registered voters in the affected constituency while those who have collected their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) are 121,111.”
The New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) has cautioned against dealing with its expelled members, parading themselves as national executives.
Justice Bolaji Olajuwon, in a ruling, held that Mr Ehie, having not been joined as a defendant in the charge, lacked the legal right to make such a plea.
The police warned that thuggery and importation of thugs by any political interest group would not be tolerated.
“I am going to appeal the judgment disqualifying me…While we acknowledge that the judgment is contrived and deliberately done for political reasons,” said Mr Onu.
The Ondo State Consultative Assembly (OSCA) has urged political parties to zone the governorship position to Akure in the central senatorial district.
The candidates are Zipporah Samuel Bijeh of Accord Party, David Sunday of ZLP, Idris Inuwa of SDP and David Ogah Batholomew of APGA.
“They want people to say that when Nwifuru, a youth, was in power, there were killings,” said the Ebonyi governor.
Kaduna State Peace Commission has appealed for calm and peaceful conduct of election reruns scheduled for Saturday.
