The development confirms THEWILL’s exclusive report published on Monday, August 24, that Tinubu had ordered the recall and reconstitution of the initial campaign council following growing disquiet among senior members and stakeholders of the ruling party.
The Assembly spokesperson, Olatunji Ifabiyi, who disclosed this in a telephone interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday, dismissed reports that the lawmakers had abandoned moves to impeach the Speaker.
Tijani gave the warning on Thursday in Ikeja during the inauguration of the National Campaign Against Political and Digital Thuggery and a Police-Youth Dialogue organised to commemorate the 2026 International Youth Day.
The former NTA sports presenter, announced her resignation on Thursday, saying she had formally notified the APC leadership in the state and submitted her resignation letter.
Ndume, a member of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, stated that the recent discovery of an alleged fake government agency operating from an official government facility had vindicated his longstanding concerns about the competence of some officials around the President.
The disagreement erupted after Paul Ibe, one of Atiku’s media aides, said the former Vice President would temporarily restore petrol subsidy if elected, and subsequently phase it out after giving the economy time to recover.
However, another aide, Phrank Shaibu, swiftly rejected that interpretation, describing it as “an unauthorised, imprecise and materially misleading characterisation” of Atiku’s position.
The exercise, which will cover APC wards across the country, is expected to provide an opportunity for existing members to validate their membership records while opening the door for new members and supporters seeking to join the party.
The Assembly, now led by Speaker Yekini Idaiye, maintained that Agbebaku did not voluntarily relinquish his position but was removed through an impeachment process initiated and supported by members of the House.
Sowore, who spoke during a session at the ongoing Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) conference in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, accused Nigerian politicians of misleading citizens about the benefits of subsidy removal and challenged them to account for the use of resources saved from the policy.