The PDP urged the ailing Ondo governor to “have a sense of history” and hand over power to his deputy.
The lawyers insisted that the appellate court judgment upholding Governor Abba Yusuf’s sacking was correct.
He said that the power of young people to secure the future of democracy in Nigeria can be harnessed through programmes like the LMI.
The court has ordered INEC to identify, within 90 days, its officials registering underage voters.
The Enugu government has summoned contractors involved in laying fibre optic cables and road construction over the alleged destruction of public utilities.
Mr Greene noted that the U.S. “is providing support to Nigeria in furtherance of its police reform and capacity building” to deliver justice transparently.
“By God’s grace, I will not fail you. I will not fail the House and the state.’’
Mr Hassan faulted the judgments, described them as a “miscarriage of justice.’’
EKSIEC chairman, retired Justice Cornelius Akintayo, applauded the electorate in Ekiti for the peaceful conduct of the election.
The lawyers called on the Supreme Court to resist external interference to protect the judiciary’s image and uphold the rule of law.
