Kunle Adegoke (SAN) says Nigeria remains “miles away” from free, fair elections, citing institutional weaknesses over INEC appointments.

PDP’s Ifaluyi-Isibor has accused the APC-led administration in Edo State of orchestrating the MOWAA invasion that “tarnished Benin’s image before the world.”

Governor Soludo receives certificate of return, praises INEC and its chairman Amupitan for credible Anambra poll, hails security, voters.

Obidient Movement’s Yunusa Tanko says Labour Party’s loss in Anambra election doesn’t reflect Peter Obi’s popularity or political strength.

PAACA Executive Director Ezenwa Nwagwu says Nigerian politicians manipulate elections, fuel apathy, and block genuine reform efforts.

Factional PDP BoT Chairman Mao Ohuabunwa blames persistent party crisis on greed, ambition, and disregard for constitutional order.

Hundreds of APC youths in Ilorin West defect to PDP, citing hardship, failed promises, and regret over 2019 Otoge movement.

Works Minister Umahi congratulates Governor Soludo on re-election, praising his visionary leadership, transparency, and transformative governance in Anambra State.

Mbamalu warns that low voter turnout enables widespread vote buying, stressing that many counted votes are those actually bought.

CDD Director Garuba says cash and electronic vote-trading tainted Anambra poll, urging urgent reforms before 2027.

President Tinubu congratulates Governor Soludo on re-election, praises his leadership, commends INEC’s credible poll, and pledges continued federal collaboration.

Re-elected Anambra Governor Soludo thanks Tinubu, praises INEC’s conduct, extends olive branch to rivals, and mourns slain supporter.

Charles Soludo secures re-election as Anambra governor by a landslide, trounces APC, Labour Party candidates.

Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu praises INEC’s performance and police coordination as Anambra election records peaceful, orderly conduct.

Vote-buying and pockets of violence mar Anambra election as Soludo, Obi, and Umeh condemn electoral malpractice and urge reforms.

Labour Party’s George Moghalu lost his polling unit to APC’s Nicholas Ukachukwu as vote buying concerns cloud Anambra governorship election.

Governor Chukwuma Soludo says no amount of manipulation can stop his victory, vowing vigilance against pre-written results.

Chair of the Centre for Democracy and Development, Adetula warns that high voter registration does not guarantee turnout, citing low party mobilisation and potential election challenges.

PDP Chairman Umar Damagum warns of growing threats to Nigeria’s democracy, pledging his party’s readiness to restore stability and trust.

Yiaga Africa’s Itodo urges INEC and security agencies to ensure transparent, credible elections and calls on voters to turn out in numbers.