The House endorsed a motion to stagger the Assembly’s sittings in order to forestall possible bandits attack.
Some staff of the bank, while reacting to the development, described it as embarrassing, saying it could have been handled differently.
Mr Ekweremadu appeared in court on Thursday, where the judge announced that he will remain in Custody till the end of October for the next hearing.
“I am in agreement that the statement of claims by the plaintiff is incurably bad, as argued by the first defence counsel…,” said the judge as he struck out the suit.
The PDP argued that Form EC-9 being an affidavit on oath, Messrs Yahaya and Jatau made false statements and had committed forgery.
Mr Yakubu urged Nigerians to scrutinise the particulars and seek judicial remedy for any observed violation of the law.
The leaders claimed that the licences were issued in breach of a restraining order of the court.
The presiding judge, Ibrahim Buba, sentenced the convict to 15 years each of the two count charges which would run concurrently.
Mr Machina is seeking legal redress following Mr Lawan’s attempt to claim the ticket after losing his bid for the party’s presidential slot.
UN humanitarian partners have delivered food and nutrition assistance to no fewer than 26,000 people in the past week in the town of Rann in Borno.