He said protecting children from crime, negative peer influence and moral decline would help add value to society.
He said the outcome of the election was a resounding endorsement of the governor’s performance and the people’s mandate.
Ms Abdullahi noted early deployment and timely start of voting.
Mr Asogwa polled 162,360 votes to defeat his closest rival, Nestor Ezeme of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
She noted that the data were based on the 2022 voter register rather than the updated 2026 voter register.
The police said the election was conducted peacefully throughout the electoral process.
He described Mr Oyebanji’s 319,224 votes as “a remarkable and resounding victory.”
She described conflict-related sexual violence as a growing concern, worsened by banditry and displacement.
He said the party was dissatisfied with the conduct of the election and would challenge its outcome.
He said that Mr Shuaibu polled 35,356 votes to defeat Lawal Garba-Haruna of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM).
