The president has maintained in the last few months that state police are a necessary response to Nigeria’s evolving security challenges.
Mr Yusuf urged Mr Garo to use his experience to support government efforts aimed at improving citizen welfare.
He said the annual scholarship scheme would cater for tuition and other academic needs of the students.
Mr Makinde stated that Mr Buhari’s death was shocking.
The senator described the fire outbreak as a test from Allah.
Mr Wammako said the presidential request was necessary for approval.
He said polytechnics were renowned for providing practical and skill-based education, specialising in technical disciplines, ICT and applied sciences.
Subsequently, the nominees provided highlights of their career profiles and professional experiences.
The Senate, in its further resolution, called for the training and retraining of police personnel to ensure civility in the discharge of their functions to Nigerians.
Their resignation was contained in separate letters read at plenary on Wednesday by the Deputy Senate President, Ovie Omo-Agege, who presided over the session.
