Mr Odo noted that all senators were invited to attend the emergency plenary.
The SDP called on the Senate leadership not to undermine democracy.
Mr Onovo said, “We have lost another opportunity to restore confidence in Nigeria’s electoral system.”
Mr Dandutse added that as of February 3, 35 people were killed across Funtua Zone in multiple attacks within two weeks.
Mr Karimi said the alteration seeks to increase the federal government’s revenue allocation to address mounting financial obligations and national responsibilities
Chairman of the committee, Solomon Adeola, also fixed February 9 for a public hearing on the budget proposal.
President Bola Tinubu’s letter for the confirmation of the ambassadors was read in the Senate on December 4.
He said the establishment of state police would likely generate rivalry between federal and state security agencies.
Mr Ali Ndume (APC-Borno) described the bill as “timely, very important, and urgently needed.”
He assured citizens of the National Assembly’s commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s health architecture.
