The party said it wants to actualise power shift to Kogi West in the November 11 poll in the spirit of equity, fairness and justice.
Mr Tinubu wants Mr Abubakar to explain the names “Atiku Kojoli” on his primary school certificate and “Siddiq Abubakar” on his 1965 WASSCE.
Mr Yakubu said the commission was working with the security agencies to provide a secure environment for peaceful and credible elections.
The state government said the centre would be a world-class venue in the entire South-East region and make the state capital an international city.
The insistence follows the refusal of the state chief judge to set up a seven-man panel to probe the allegations against the deputy governor.
The bill was proposed by Senator Orji Kalu and titled; ‘Compulsory free Universal Basic Education Act 2004, Section 2’.
The president noted that the agency would play a central role in the sustainable health of growth-enabling infrastructure nationwide.
The party issued the statement after a group had claimed that its NWC had relieved Mr Anyanwu of his elected position as national secretary.
The supplementary budget of N58.1 billion is “to take care of the infrastructure development that was not captured by the 2023 budget”.
Mr Yakubu said the total number of registered voters in Kogi for the election is 1,932,654.
