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The Presidential Election Petition Court, PEPC, in a landmark decision, yesterday, dismissed the petitions of the Labour Party, Peoples Democratic Party, PDP and the Allied Peoples Movement, APM, and their candidates against the election of President Bola Tinubu. The five-man panel, led by Justice Haruna Tsammani, dismissed the petition of Mr Peter Obi of LP seeking to nullify Tinubu’s election. It also dismissed APM’s petition seeking to disqualify the president over the invalid nomination of his running mate, Senate Kashim Shettima. The PEPC, dismissed the allegation of the Labour Party, LP, and its candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, that the 2023 presidential election was rigged in favour of President Bola Tinubu. The court, in its preliminary ruling that was delivered by Justice Abba Mohammed, held that Obi and the LP did not by way of credible evidence, establish their allegation that the February 25 election was characterized by manifest corrupt practices.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu should engage technocrats and not recycled politicians to achieve his "Renewed Hope" agenda. The Wilson and Yinka Badejo Foundation's Chairman, Dr. Osaren Emokpae, urged Tinubu to promote inclusive governance and focus on infrastructural interventions instead of stipends for poor Nigerians. He urged the federal government to focus on infrastructure rather than stipends.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu should engage technocrats and not recycled politicians to achieve his "Renewed Hope" agenda. The Wilson and Yinka Badejo Foundation's Chairman, Dr. Osaren Emokpae, urged Tinubu to promote inclusive governance and focus on infrastructural interventions instead of stipends for poor Nigerians. He urged the federal government to focus on infrastructure rather than stipends.