He said the establishment of the NADC was critical to protecting the integrity of Nigerian sports and ensuring compliance with global anti-doping regulations.
Mr Moro said the time has come to frontally confront the problem of inadequate funding of security agencies, especially the police.
“People lament, then go back and watch. People must challenge and talk to our faces that we’re not doing the right thing,” said Mr Ningi.
“There’s no economy that grows without borrowing. What we are doing is in line with global best practices,” Mr Musa said.
The senator said the legislature was committed to creating a tax law acceptable nationwide.
Mr Akpabio stressed that the relevant security agencies should be invited to brief the national assembly before it could take steps over the allegations.
“This emerging reality must stop. The health of our democracy is being compromised by this unholy alliance,” said Mr Abubakar.
Mr Ningi, the former chairman of the Northern Senators Forum, was suspended for three months over remarks on alleged budget padding by the Senate.
Mr Plang stated that the 10th National Assembly was lucky to be working with President Bola Tinubu.
Mr Obanikoto said what was misconstrued as budget padding was for constituency projects.
