“For the first time we have somebody who is not using his power of incumbency to manipulate the situation.’

“…after the senate has finished with the era of Olukayode, you can approach the senate for an amendment of the law.”

Abbo also apologised to the senate president.

He asked for the federal government to provide cash palliatives to the farmers to help them till the next planting season.

“Ahead of a match, people shouldn’t already know the result.”

“We want a society that our children will be proud to inherit.”

The conflict hads forced approximately 2.2 million people to flee their homes in the northeast of Nigeria.

He said it was up to the senate to decide if Olukoyede is qualified to be the EFCC chairman.

“When you totally undermine a people and think that they can go to hell and nothing can happen, it breeds conflict.”

“The PDP will defend its vote, stand by our people, and defend our people. We will not allow what happened in 2019 to repeat itself.”

He said that Israel has always seen itself as a state above international law, which is not meant to be.

He called out government for underming and cheating the people of the Niger Delta out of opportunities.

“In a society that is dysfunctional, people will resort to self help to survive because at the end of the day it’s all about survival.”

He acknowledged the challenges faced during previous elections, particularly technical glitches in the use of the IReV.

“There needs to be a deterrence that you do not touch Jews. And if you touch Jews, something is going to happen,” said Rabbi Sternbach.

The jeweller highlighted the potential of Nigeria’s mineral table and expressed hopes of sourcing precious stones locally.

But the Palestinian Ambassador tasked international bodies to ensure Israel vacates occupied territories.

The economist said the fact that petrol price is not going up is a form of subsidy.

He advised people to be aware of the channels they get information from, saying that CNN and BBC are pro-Israel, and Aljazeera is pro-Palestine.

“Investment is not propaganda, neither is it politics,” he said.