The President urged all sides to sheath their swords as a resolution was reached for both to maintain their current positions.

He pledged not to run against Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.

That of Ogun Governor Abiodun was a majority judgment of two to one.

He expressed satisfaction with off-season polls in Kogi and Imo states.

It held that the Tribunal acted in error when it depended on inadmissible evidence to order supplementary polls.

A source close to the minister said he collected his Certificate of Return from INEC on Thursday.

The state’s speaker said lawmakers have started discussing the bill that proposes to give all senatorial districts in a sense of belonging.

“Citizens have a fundamental role to play in recapturing INEC.”

He capitalised on widespread frustration about migration, pledging “borders closed” and modifying his stance on banning the Quran.

News of the contentious document sparked tension in the city, with the security forces moving in quickly to disperse youths, who wanted to stage a protest.

The lawyer and NNPP spokesperson called for investigation by the Nigerian Judicial Council.

Ali Ndume said the sanctions were biting hard on the masses including Nigerians in the border states.

He said no serious democracy allows courts determine election winners.

Gbenga Omotoso also debunked the governor used funds from the state treasury to pay off legal fees.

“He has already secured a campaign office along Airport Road. Some of the campaign vehicles have started arriving…” said an aide.

The petition against the governor was dismissed as a pre-election issue.

The professor advised the president to employ a committee to integrate reports to aid electoral reform.

The Court held that the PDP candidate wasn’t validly sponsored to run for governor.

“You all combined are not 10 per cent of what I am made up of. Shame on you all.”

“We are optimistic that the Supreme Court will by the grace of Allah SWT, set aside these miscarriages of justice by the Tribunal and the Appeal Court.”