The Senate has called on organised labour to call off the ongoing strike in the interest of Nigerians.
A cross-section of election observers accredited by INEC has called for the cancellation of the November 11 governorship election in Imo.
“The pains being faced by Nigerians are necessary sacrifices we all have to make. We are all stakeholders in the development of our dear nation,” said Mr Tinubu.
Guinea-Bissau marked its 50th independence anniversary on September 24, but the government had scheduled all celebrations for November 16.
The tribunal had dismissed the petition by Umar and the PDP, saying that the petitioners failed to prove their case.
The SDP candidate also expressed doubt in the judiciary, saying he will not go to court to challenge the election outcome.
Mr Fanwo described the outcome of the election in Kogi as a “resounding victory” that would be difficult for anyone to upturn in the courts.
In a statement on Tuesday in Jos, information commissioner Musa Ashoms said some of the employment would be further reviewed.
Workers in Bauchi on Tuesday defied the indefinite nationwide strike embarked by NLC and TUC.
