Mr Oguguo, a lecturer at the Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ndufu-Alike, said such a proposal was anti-people and “against the law of natural justice”.
“Therefore, we are very optimistic that our request will be looked into with all seriousness and be granted,” he stressed.
The senator said that despite the efforts by security agencies, a lot needs to be done in tracking and apprehending the kidnappers.
Ginger Onwusibe of the Labour Party scored 20,411 votes to defeat Mr Agbazuere, who polled 13,508 votes at the February 25 elections.
The Ebonyi governor said that doing so will ensure equity and balance of power among the geo-political zones of the country.
She said out of the N12.87 trillion, N5.24 trillion was for debt service and N3.94 trillion was for personnel costs.
The party said it was united in its quest to wrestle power from the APC in Cross River.
The claimant alleges that the justices and judges currently earn about N3 million and below as their minimum monthly salaries which was last reviewed in 2008.
The expert said the content of Nigeria’s current Lunacy Act of 1916 was “written in 1800”, and categorise persons with mental illness as lunatics.
Mr Jonathan said when there is no confidence in the electoral process, people resort to crisis.
