Mr Akpabio announced this after Mr Bamidele requested that senators be allowed to take copies of the report home for a detailed clause-by-clause study.
“We cannot delay such a request, especially at this crucial time in the history of our fatherland,” said Opeyemi Bamidele.
Despite its non-adversarial approach to legislative business, the APC politician noted that the parliament has been under sustained public criticism.
Mr Bamidele said the present police system was “ailing and dysfunctional,” and state police were needed.
Mr Bamidele said the legislature was working tirelessly to resolve fuel scarcity and frequent filling station queues.
The lawmakers said the budget office would, among others, scrutinise budget estimates of the executive and monitor the implementation of annual budget estimates.
He begged the NLC and TUC leadership to shelve their plans, as it would be detrimental to the country
