“This change is intended to allow members to partake actively in the ongoing induction programme of the 10th National Assembly. All inconveniences are highly regretted,” he said.
Minister Ehanire, however, insists that the intention of the bill is good because it is talking about curbing brain drain of doctors.
The group in its statement said that Mr Faleke stands for the emerging political class in Nigeria.
Mr Olawuyi said he believed he possessed the needed experience to make the office of the speaker better, if elected by his colleagues.
The speaker stated that there was an improvement in the election conduct, nonetheless, he admitted that it was not perfect.
The event was witnessed by the APC presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, and his vice-presidential candidate, Kashim Shettima.
The union’s president, Emmanuel Osodeke, on Friday announced the suspension of the strike which began on February 14 in deference to the ruling of the court.
“I am hoping that the budget will be presented latest by first week of October,” he said.
Mr Gbajabiamila admitted that his social media post was insensitive to the plight of students who have had to endure the long stalemate in their academic pursuits.
Mr Ehanire said the passage of the bill into law would lead to a huge disruption in the health sector.
