Mr Tajuddeen said 276 lawmakers voted physically while 35 voted virtually, bringing the number to 311, which formed a two-thirds majority.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu mandated the committee to submit its report within four weeks for further legislative action.
Mr Tsegba expressed concern over what he described as the failure of elected representatives to speak out against persistent attacks and killings in their constituencies.
Mr Adedayo said the initiative was designed to create sustainable livelihoods, enhance food security and improve residents’ economic well-being.
The Senate unanimously approved the three bills for concurrence.
The proposed legislation was subsequently referred to the House Committee on Constitution Review for further legislative consideration.
Kogi lawmaker says plans are ongoing to establish military bases in some communities in the state.
The House emphasised the need to strengthen financial intelligence and collaboration among relevant security.
Ms Ugboaja was eventually released from custody on Monday night after political intervention.
He said amplifying negative narratives on social media could harm the country’s image.
