Mr Museveni, who has been in power for over four decades in the East African country, assented to the bill on Monday.
Mr Olukoyede attributed Nigeria’s bad image abroad to the activities of young internet fraudsters, describing them a national shame.
Mr Onanuga said Mr Tinubu would meet with stakeholders in Benue to discuss solutions to the attacks.
Mr Alia said the president has been giving support to Benue State in the fight against marauding killers.
“You are the lame, Mr President. I will never say publicly what I’ve not said privately,” Mr Bakare stated.
Mr Evans stated, “We will be exploring if there are any broader networks. We have not uncovered any of that at this time.”
He urged political leaders to act responsibly and avoid inflammatory utterances that could further increase tensions and killings.
The memo cited widespread government corruption and inadequate database systems, among others as some of the criteria.
Mr Tinubu took to his X handle on Sunday evening to celebrate Father’s Day.
