Mr Yakubu said that INEC was committed to credible elections in the states.
Not satisfied with the judgement, the governor and the NNPP appealed the tribunal’s judgement, praying for its dismissal.
Mr Sambo added that no evidence tendered before the court proved that the elections were marred with malpractices.
Mr Ikurite appealed to law enforcement agencies to investigate the violence in Nembe community and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Mr Ogah’s reaction is contained in a statement made available to journalists in Abuja on Saturday.
He said Kogi, Bayelsa and Imo states were not the easiest states to conduct elections.
Messrs Diri and Ewhrudjakpo, PDP and INEC are the first to fourth defendants, respectively, in the matter.
“We are going to devise new mechanisms and approaches in our engagements and fight against HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria control in our country.”
“The allegations of forged certificates not only lack concrete evidence but also undermine the spirit of democracy and fair political discourse that we hold dear.”
One hundred eighty-seven states voted for the resolution put forward each year against the embargo, with only the U.S. and Israel voting against it and Ukraine abstaining.
