Mr Akpabio referred the request to the Senate Committee on INEC for further legislative inputs and to return back to plenary in one week.
The clerk said that the notice was on the directive of the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio.
The senate had suspended the Kogi senator for six months over alleged gross misconduct.
Mr Ajiboye maintained that INEC should retain discretion to deploy technology based on feasibility rather than being compelled by law.
Mr Obi has said that he and other opposition politicians will accept the winner of the 2027 presidential election if the results are transmitted in real time.
Mr Mark specifically warned the Senate, led by Godswill Akpabio, against usurping the powers of the electoral body ahead of the 2027 general election.
Ms Kingibe claimed the provision was only set aside for both the Senate and the House of Representatives to harmonise the section.
The Obidient Movement advised Nigerians to resist the decision of the Senate.
“This decision pours petrol on the flames of voter apathy. It tells the young, the hopeful, the reform-minded that the system is not serious about changing…,” said Mr Okaba.
