They also met with some presidential candidates.

The APC has challenged the PDP to provide evidence to back its claims.

Speaker after speaker took to the microphone to express sorrow over the tragic killings.

The president and the flagbearer both condoled with the governor and emir over recent killings by terrorists.

“Although, a new date is yet to be announced, I can assure the general public that Oyo state will host Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.”

This follows the decision of Kaduna, Kogi and Zamfara states to head to the Supreme Court in search of a deadline extention.

In a majority judgment, the apex court allowed the appeal filed by the APC against Bashir Machina’s candidature.

“What Tinubu has done in Lagos is state capture. He appropriated everything to himself including but not limited to cemeteries.”

Tinubu had recently in Abeokuta alleged that the ongoing fuel scarcity and Naira redesign were part of an orchestrated plot to frustrate his ambition.

The PDP called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to be mindful of the suffering being experienced daily by Nigerians.

El-Rufai claimed the APC prepared a report on restructuring to amend the Constitution in 2018 but Saraki, as Senate President between 2015 and 2019, frustrated the plan.

The former Lagos governor hailed the president for being focused amid distractions.

INEC Chairman Yakubu urged Nigerians not to allow anti-democratic forces and fifth columnists confuse them.

“I think it’s inappropriate as a minister of the federal republic to respond to a statement directed at individuals rather than the institution,” he replied Lai Mohammed.

“This occasion marks a proud chapter in the development of broadcasting in the country,” he said.

APC presidential candidate Bola Tinubu inferred that the naira redesign and lingering petrol scarcity were ploys by saboteurs to prevent his victory.

He also reversed a stadium approval for Atiku’s rally.

However, the incumbent governor challenged his predecessor over the exorbitant cost of renovating a school.

The government said it was unaware of anyone within the presidential villa working against any candidate in next month’s presidential poll.

“If there’s anybody who’s working against any candidate, we don’t know officially.”