They described the practice as exploitative and a financial burden.
Mr Bago said that the government would also provide resettlement land and services to them.
The bond was approved during the plenary session in Minna on Tuesday following its review by the House Committee on Finance, which presented its report to the parliament.
The lawmaker urged the state government to emulate some states that had come up with measures to alleviate the suffering of people.
Niger Assembly invited the Commissioner of Police and the commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) insecurity in the state.
Also fingered in the alleged deal and recommended for prosecution is the contracting firm, Dogara-ga-Allah Ventures.
This is to pave the way for smooth and unhindered access by the committee members to enable them to discharge their duties diligently.
“Courtesy demands that the picture of the speaker should also appear in the document as part of respect for the legislature.”
