Mr Bugaje argued that industries have no excuse to recruit skilled manpower from outside the country.
“A cheaper bus without an affordable passenger is not economic recovery,” Atiku said.
Mr Tinubu promised to release more CNG conversion kits and also roll out additional 500 CNG stations.
Mrs Adebisi said investigation into the incident has commenced.
Mr Abubakar challenged the Tinubu administration to explain its claim that more than ₦600 billion has been disbursed to “slightly over 10 million households”.
Mr Sani said that the state government was also engaging companies and industries to create opportunities for employment of the graduates.
According to the petition, the Senate committee conducted legislative hearings on the matter.
The he refinery said imported PMS accounted for approximately 43 per cent of the fuel supplied into the Nigerian market in July.
Mr Abubakar said, “The National Assembly investigated the power projects. I was never invited to answer any allegation of wrongdoing.”
Mr Mohammed praised the governor for the out-of-school children in Kaduna State.
