Mr Saleh explained that in the last week, the church spent over N3 million to cater for the needs of its displaced members taking refuge in its various local churches.
Mr Umar urged security agencies to nip the growing spate of killings of pastoralists across the country in the bud.
Majority of the lawmakers at plenary shouted “nay” when Speaker Femi Gbajabiamila put the motion into question.
The president thanked Mr Lalong for providing such an environment and granting autonomy to the judiciary.
“I was very sad hearing about the killing of the embassy staff and our policemen accompanying them.”
“It is a very serious problem; it is deepening into our resources and a thorn in our flesh, and every day, there are cases of vandalism of our network,’’ he lamented.
The National Assembly had earlier transmitted 35 constitution alteration bills to the president for assent, of which 19 were rejected and 16 signed into law.
Governor Simon Lalong has commiserated with victims of an overnight attack on Kubat village of the Mangu council area.
The agency advised the public to be cautious and stay in-door especially during heavy rainfall to avoid being struck by lightning.
Mr Mutfwang made the promise in Jos during the 2023 Nzem Berom celebration, the cultural day of the Berom people.
