A bill to revert to Nigeria’s old national anthem, on Thursday, passed second reading in the Senate.
The Senate leader, Opeyemi Bamidele, says the National Assembly will work with the executive to stabilise the economy and democracy.
Mr Abiru promised that the forum would swing into action for the betterment of the southern region and Nigeria.
“It is not for the Senate to know whether he is performing or not; the President has the authority.”
“We will take this up with Mr President after interaction with security chiefs.’’
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He stressed that there was a need to improve the data mining capacity of the nation.
Subsequently, the nominees provided highlights of their career profiles and professional experiences.
“We will consider the screening of Dr Cardoso at the Committee of the Whole. Cardoso will be screened alongside four deputy governors.”
Mr Asaolu said Mr Tinubu’s actions since assuming office had put Nigeria “on a smooth path to positive growth and development.”
The is expected to provide a statutory and institutional framework for implementing the programme
