President Tinubu charged the Foreign Secretary on the imperatives of the West and UK, in particular, in mobilising investment to pipe gas from Nigeria to Europe.
Recently, there have been reported cases of theft onboard aircraft involving different airlines operating in the country.
This comes two days after Mr Tinubu, in a nationwide broadcast, admitted that Nigerians are suffering due to the increased cost of living.
The Senate has asked ministerial nominee Stella Okotete to “take a bow” instead of being queried about her competence and suitability.
President Bola Tinubu is expected to meet UK foreign secretary James Cleverly.
The chairman said the protest became necessary following the nonchalant response of the management towards resolving the issues.
“So, I didn’t bother you with many certificates, but I know I have the qualification for that,” Bello Mohammed told the Senate.
The House of Representatives has pledged to oversee the implementation of President Bola Tinubu’s palliative programmes.
Messrs Abubakar and Obi are praying the court to nullify the election and order a fresh presidential poll, excluding Mr Tinubu, who they argued was, ab initio, not qualified to participate.
Mr Maikyau expressed his condolences to the family of Mr Nweze, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, and the entire legal community.
