Mr Oluyi assured that the state government would collaborate with host communities to ensure a smooth execution of the project.
Mr Fadaka accused some party leaders in the state of lacking integrity.
Mr Ifoh argued that the judgement contradicted earlier rulings of superior courts.
The state government has sealed off the construction site and vowed to investigate the cause of the building collapse.
Mr Marwa stated that the NDLEA also secured 14, 225 convictions.
He urged leaders to shift focus from political rivalry to service delivery.
They accused the state government of allegedly refusing to pay several years of unpaid entitlements.
The protesting students insisted that no lecture or examination would take place until the management addressed what they described as years of neglect and exploitation.
Mr Abubakar gained widespread commendation after using his mosque and home to protect over 300 Christians fleeing attacks in Plateau.
Mr Obi further urged Mr Tinubu to stand before Nigerians and clarify the reasons for his absence.
