He had attempted to disrupt the announcement of the results at the collation centre in Abuja on national TV before the INEC chairman Attahiru Jega stressed that there were constitutionally laid down principles and electoral laws that allowed seeking redress through the proper channels.
The former minister publicly apologized on his twitter handle to all Nigerians. He said "At ICC; the event and outburst of yesterday is regrettable. Apologies to fellow Nigerians". See his tweets below.
He has also congratulated General Muhammadu Buhari. In his tweet he posted "Congratulations to Gen. Buhari. This is a victory to democracy".
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