Mr Agbese said this in an interview with journalists on Friday in Abuja following doubts some Nigerians expressed about the 50 per cent cut in their salaries.
“This is the future of Nigeria. It is a great example where people are being trained in high-tech agriculture.”
Mr Dada said the PDP’s petition was faulty because unlawful exclusion was not a sufficient ground for an election petition.
Mr Agbese said that the situation in Ideato was pathetic and worrisome, to say the least.
He added that the 10th house was focused on actualising its promise to Nigerians individually and collectively as a parliament.
When the Speaker of the House, Tajudeen Abbas subjected the motion to a vote, it was unanimously rejected by the lawmakers.
