Mr Akpabio said Nigerians could now travel abroad with ease as many countries now respect Nigerian nationals.
The Senate summoned Mr Wike to appear before it to explain why occupants of the affected houses were being rendered homeless.
The Senate has passed for second reading, a bill seeking to establish the Federal University of Science and Technology, Okorokorisei in Bayelsa.
Mr Tinubu emphasised the importance of advancing the cause of PWDs in Nigeria, citing the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights.
Mr Dickson said, “I am aware that some issues have been raised and that is legitimate.’’
Mr Abati said that as hardworking as the Igbos are, they withhold their lands from outsiders, implying that they are generally hostile to other tribes.
Mr Akpabio said President Bola Tinubu was committed to ensuring the sustainability of employment opportunities through the polytechnics.
Mr Apkabio said their mandate was to ensure that the resolutions and laws passed by the legislature were implemented effectively.
Nigerians are experiencing economic hardship due to policies enacted by the Bola Tinubu administration.
Mr Akpabio, a former governor in one of Nigeria’s oil-rich states, is considered a beneficiary of the nation’s corrupt system.
