Mr Akpabio stated that non-compliance with Senate resolutions is unacceptable, as it undermines the foundation of Nigeria’s democracy.
Mr Akpabio expressed satisfaction that the crude oil output hit 1.35 million barrels per day in September.
Confirming the appointment of Mr Olukoyede, Senate President Godswill Akpabio said the EFCC had engaged more in sensationalism than in real investigation.
Mr Ndume left the plenary and went to his office as the Senate President called for a closed session.
“Ogbuku is very committed to bringing the vision of President Bola Tinubu concerning the region to fruition.”
Mr Tinubu said the new ministers reflected the different diversities of the country and were chosen for their track record of success.
The president said that palliatives were being put in place to address the pains that Nigerians were going through.
Mr Akpabio ordered four Lexus L600 VIP 2023 models worth N1 billion to upgrade his personal garage.
The Senate received a second list of 19 nominees from Tinubu last Wednesday.
Tinubu briefed the National Assembly on the proposed military action by ECOWAS and other penalties against the coup plotters in the Niger Republic.
