Burkina Faso’s military junta said a coup plot was thwarted on Tuesday.
The Benin king says he remains impartial and will always pray for politicians seeking elective office, requesting his blessing and support.
“I still urge them to bring the ideas in their manifestos for us to develop and make the state prosperous,” he said.
The party chieftain warned against the imposition of candidates, saying that the electorate were already watching the process.
The notice was signed by 11 members out of 26 members of the State House of Assembly.
Mr Ijele said that innocent citizens are being maimed and killed across the state by sponsored political thugs.
The tribunal held that APGA failed to appeal a Federal High Court judgement that confirmed the governor’s defection.
“We need to pray that the economy of Lagos is not run aground by the corrupt hegemony,” Mr Adediran said.
The State House declined comments about Mr Tinubu’s itinerary. But senior administration officials said he was dealing with strategic issues in Paris.
The PDP added, “Such officials must note that positions are given by the Almighty Allah and that all their actions will be accounted for before Him.”
