The lawmaker said security threats had continued to challenge the operational capacity of Nigeria’s armed forces and security agencies.
Mr Fubara said he had aligned with the Wike-led Rainbow Coalition to advance the interests of the ruling APC in Rivers.
The NNPP founder urged members who had left due to the internal crisis to return, promising a level playing ground for all.
The Senate warned that continued non-compliance undermines legislative oversight and fiscal accountability.
Mr Edafe said the vehicles were seized on Tuesday in the Abraka and Ozoro communities in the state.
The fertilisers were received through the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security.
The governor advised stakeholders to safeguard investments in the education sector for the benefit of the young ones.
The minister also lauded the smooth and orderly democratic transition in the United Kingdom.
Mr Lawal said the digital governance initiative reflects his administration’s commitment to transforming the state’s public service through technology.
The LASTMA boss reiterated the agency’s unwavering commitment to road safety.
