The former IG spoke in Abuja at a programme tagged: “Presidential aspirants’ media interactive platform.”
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Lawan’s message is contained in a message signed by his Special Adviser, (Media) Ola Awoniyi.
Abaribe who is representing Abia South Senatorial district alongside his resignation from the first opposition party relinquished his position as the upper chamber Minority Leader.
The primaries, on Thursday, was held on the premises of the Federal College of Education, Asaba, Delta State.
Lawan said he has offered himself for the job because he possessed the essentials that would make him an effective and efficient President of Nigeria.
He made this known when he visited Niger State delegates at government house, Minna to seek their votes.
MURIC assertion followed the National Assembly (NASS) Chairman’s recent statement that the NASS under him had done well, describing the claim as an understatement.
Lawan spoke in Katsina State where he sought the backing of All Progressives Congress delegates for the primaries.
He said as a former Senate president and two-term governor of Kwara State, he had what it takes to unite the country.
According to a statement released by his Head of Digital Media, Olu Onemola, since late last year, Dr. Saraki has held meetings with hundreds of policy experts from across the country who have contributed to the development of his detailed 5-point agenda which has been published on his presidential campaign website, saraki2023.com.
Bello, an APC presidential aspirant on the platform has since submitted his completed Expression of Interest and Nomination forms on Thursday in Abuja.
She was beaten to death and set ablaze by her coursemates who accused her of blasphemy to Prophet Muhammed (SAW).
Lawan said the doors of the National Assembly are still open for further engagement on issues that had not passed with the last exercise.
Lawan made the announcement moments before the Senate adjourned plenary on Wednesday.
The motion for adjournment was moved by the Senate Leader, Yahaya Abdullahi (Kebbi North) and seconded by the Deputy Minority Leader, Shuaibu Lau (Taraba North).
The bill tilled, “National Centre For Cancer Treatment Bill, 2022”, scaled second reading on the floor and was sponsored by Senator Oseni Yakubu (Kogi Central).
This followed a point of order by Senator Emmanuel Bwacha (APC, Taraba South) during plenary on Wednesday.
Saraki said that if elected, Lagos State would be given special attention as an investment destination in the country.
Lawan made the promise to the officials of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) who were led to his office by a concerned Methodist Bishop, Dr. Sunday Ndukwo Onuoha.
Also passed were there other bills for concurrence from the House of Representatives by the chamber after a clause-by-clause consideration by the Committee of the Whole.