Mr Pate emphasised the federal government’s commitment to addressing both acute and chronic malnutrition.
While Shettima debates school records, families are skipping meals, workers cannot afford the journey to work and his government calls their suffering reform.
Mr Yusuf said reforms must deliver decent jobs, greater purchasing power, improved security and reduced poverty for households.
The two police officers were said to be involved in shootings that led to their deaths.
The Ebola patient in Nigeria and her husband were flown to Switzerland on Monday.
Mr Nwawuba said the National Assembly has contributed to economic and security developments.
The ambassador reaffirmed the EU’s commitment to strengthening counter-terrorism cooperation with Nigeria and the African Union.
Mr Shettima further accused Mr Abubakar of lacking the capacity to govern Nigeria.
Ms Lawal identified inadequate funding and delayed releases of funds for implementing work plans as major challenges facing MDAs.
The nominees were confirmed during a plenary session presided over by the speaker, Jibril Ismail-Falgore, on Monday in Kano.
