“Boko Haram terrorists are gradually achieving their target. It started in the North-East and is now spreading to the South-West,” said Mr Lawan.
The call was sequel to renewed concerns over killings and general insecurity in the Kaima Local Government Area of the state.
Until his appointment, Mr Mele was the university’s acting vice-chancellor.
The ninth Senate had earlier called on relevant authorities to upgrade the airport.
The Senate has confirmed the appointment of 11 Supreme Court justices nominated by President Bola Tinubu to fill the vacancies on the apex court bench.
He recalled that the former President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan described the Kuje incident as an insider job.
“From what I saw there and what I heard, the question you asked me should be directed to the National Judicial Council. They are the ones in charge of judges and their actions.”
Mr Lawan said that the Senate recorded some significant accomplishments over the last four years.
“By the grace of God, we will still hold plenary tomorrow (Thursday) and then our valedictory session will be on Saturday.
He said it would provide an environment conducive for legislators to discharge their responsibilities effectively.
